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Heres somethink well worth reading, if the artical is correct then tools like iwebtools are useless!

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This article explains how and why PageRank Prediction can never work. It looks at one of the most popular PageRank predictor tools and finds that it not only predicts a false future PageRank, but is in fact analysing completely the wrong data! An interesting read for those interested in SEO and finding out their future page rank

http://www.web-designers.biz/2006/02/pagerank-prediction-exposed.html
 
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I think it's pretty true... I just checked www.gopc.com, my page... it's ranked #1 by Google, Yahoo, Alta...virtually every search engine.

Iwebtools shows it currently 4th witha prediction of 4th.

I've been #1 for over 5 years.

What gives?

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it says that my website will turn out to be PR 4 but dont know if that is going to happen :) i'll update when my PR updates
 
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Them tools are just for fun and not accurate, they just run queries on googles DC's for backlinks and guess the pr from that.
 
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Even I use pr predictor very often, but i dont really rely on them.
Cuz the pr in google bar in the final one. I only trust the value shown on googlebar
 
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If you believe its accurate then I will sell you next weeks lottery numbers. :hehe:
 
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