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vlad230

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Hey guys!
I started buying pr3 & pr4 backlinks about 4 months ago for my website auto4tuning.com . Since the 10th of jan I saw that the PR has increased to PR4 from PR0 (I'm using this pr tool : http://prchecker.info/ ).
I've started to sell links on my website and some dude says that it's fake PR according to this tool : http://www.seologs.com/pr-check/pagerank.html
The submitted domain name: auto4tuning.com
does not match Google results url: fusionxhost.com

This Pagerank is not valid!

I was hosting my site at fusionxhost.com until the 20th of dec 2006. Since then i'm using a different host.
I have no idea why is this happening.....:(
Will it eventually turn up to be true PR ?
Anyone got some ideas?
Thanks.
 
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I'm not someone who worries about PR a lot .... If I get it Great , But if not - I don't stress it much.

My only advice would be keep fresh content on the site and seek out text links from sites Relevant to your own (Preferred with PR already).
 
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Thanks man:)
 
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I used this tool and it says PR4 on all servers but for 2 servers that are PR0.
It's showing
Cached: No
why is that?
 
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Any ideas on how could i make the PR to be true?
 
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