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Find them in google and file a google complaint. They often respond to theft complaints by manually dumping the site within a couple of weeks, although not always. Make a new complaint for each instance.
In the spot they have for your comments, put all the info you found.
Thanks so much Dominique. I had forgotten about that crucial bit. In fact my pages had gone supplemental whilst theirs were in the index.
So I had just finishied filing the complaints to Google when I get and email back from them saying that they have changed the pages to their own content and lo and behold they have!
I don’t know what Google will make of it because I gave my URLs too for them to compare. I assume they’ll be able to check the caches.
In any case I’m glad it was resolved so quickly!
Don’t worry about google, this happens a lot.
Glad you got it solved!
Hi Mate
Afew posts down the same happened to me.
Look at my site here http://www.unluckyforsome.co.uk now look at this site onlinebingo.org.uk
They have changed all the articels now, but every single one was copied, everything word for word, but the design and titles are still the same.
That’s a bummer.
You could try contacting the affiliate managers who will take the matter seriously. Also try contacting the hosting company (you can find this in the whois info).
Also, try domain tools. You can buy certain reports quite cheaply which reveal quite a lot, such as reverse IP (who else is hosted at the same IP), plus theres loads more on there.
I dont think you can do anything about the design though.
Unfortunately it seems that theres people who still think that all you have to do is rip off a website to earn a quick buck. They are obviously ignorant to how search works and the damage they can do in the process.
