__/ [ Jezsta Web Productions ] on Monday 04 September 2006 02:56 \__
> "z" <email@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:12fn06j3i7vgse3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> What is the use of buying expired domain names? I'm about to pay a bit of
>> money for my first expired domain name and I'm wondering if there is going
>> to be a head start with it...
>
> If you catch them before they are totally expired then you get the IBL's.
>
>>
>> Do the existing IBLs count for anything if the subject matter is exactly
>> the
>> same as the previous site? Or do you just benefit from the clickthroughs
>> from other sites? I'm assuming Google is resetting the PR to zero,
>> although it is still showing PR...
>
> Yes, and the PR. What happens is that it never actually expires. If it does
> expire then everything is reset.
>
> Stacey
You can also find deleted domains in < http://whois.net/ >, but there is no
easy way to find which one were merely parked and which one had 'energy'
accumulated. If the domain is not expired as far as a search engine is
concerned, there is also the issue of host swapping. It indicates
hands-changing, which is an orange flag.
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