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Old 07-07-2008, 07:27 PM   · #5
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1. there are people who cheat you know i guess it's normal.
2. develop, fill with content and promote
3. nope

to test any pr domains to see if it's valid type
cache:thedomain.com replacing thedomain.com with actual domain name and see if it's pointing to it's contents so it's valid if it's pointing to another site pref. google or other higher pr sites not it's own then it's fake.

Originally Posted by Aggzzu
This has happened two times now.

I found a high pr -domain from Drophunt.
I checked the validity of the pr, it showed green. I bought it.. and ding! The pr shows red.

So..

1. Is this normal?
2. Is there something to do to make it valid again? Or can I so something when registering a domain like this?
3. Can I still sell it as prX-domain?



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