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Does anyone know where I can find a free/affordable script to check Fake Google PR PageRank?

If written in PHP to be fully installed on my server the better.

I am aware of Seologs and similars where you can paste Their code in your site but I am looking for an "independent" script.

Thanks in advance.

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There are some SEO extensions for FireFox. These extensions have an open code, so you can just check out how these extensions get the Google's PR.
 
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Cratima said:
There are some SEO extensions for FireFox. These extensions have an open code, so you can just check out how these extensions get the Google's PR.
Thanks for the tip.

But where can find more about them?
 
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Hotscripts has a number of free php PageRank scripts here:http://www.hotscripts.com/search/14564596.html

Adding the "fake" check is just a couple of lines of php: use the php curl functions to get the headers for desired url. If the return code is a 200 the page is genuine. If it's a 301 or a 302, it's a "fake". Any other return code, well, you might as well ignore the site because 200,301,302 are the only meaningful return codes for our purposes.

Mind you, this isn't a perfect indicator. Plenty of sites do 301 and 302 redirects for legitimate reasons, but the test is better than nothing I suppose.
 
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Thanks for the tips, Cef.

Will try them soon.

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