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Really impressive, and it’s nice to see something like this happen, when we know that most of the time people get away doing almost anything.
that is awesome those affiliate sites especially intercasino would point that out and act so quickily. Hat’s off to them.
Hi Jan
We are glad to have been of help to you – glad this is finally sorted!
PartnerLogic check all accounts and were very disappointed to see this happened – we have a very low tolerance level for this kind of activity.
Hopefully your rankings will now start to come back!!
Good Luck!
Claire/Partnerlogic I must say thank you for your proactive measures in this sitution. Having a “very low tolerence” for this kind of activity really says a lot about your product!
Most of us webmasters have pretty much had enough with this ongoing problem. Once again thank you!!! we’ll make you bigger. greek39
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Here we go again: http://www.theracingsite.co.uk/theracingdirectory/onlinecasinos.html
wtf ?
Online Casinos – The Racing Directory
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? :woo-hoo:So this is not a “real” copy that damages me or what ?
A few months ago the problem weren’t just copy cat sites, but fake sites that would just redirect to your real sites. The problem was that search engines were dropping the real sites, and giving good ranks to the fake ones…
This is getting out of hand Jan!! Click on propper source from right clicking on page, click view source. Its’ an easy one to take care, I wish I had more time, but I don’t. Perhaps someone else could give you some insight. I would first try the whois. This site can potentially damage your site depending on age. I could be wrong about try prelingering the domain as well.
This is BS!!! greek39
He is not using any redirects
#1 Server Response: http://www.theracingsite.co.uk/theracingdirectory/onlinecasinos.html
HTTP Status Code: HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 08:13:01 GMT
Server: Apache/2.0.47 (Unix) PHP/4.3.3
Last-Modified: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 11:28:31 GMT
ETag: “84451-1fe-4ac515c0”
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Content-Length: 510
Connection: close
Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1Don’t know why he is showing you site in a frame ? I don’t think google can crawl it, but I am not sure…
Just read the posts on this one and I am not sure what this affiliate is trying to achieve?!
Jan – i had a look over the site and it is totally yours – it has your tracking all over it, so he is not achieving anything from doing this, except possibly hurting your rankings.
Without any tracking on it i can’t contact him unfortunately, but let me know if i can do anything else for you!
Contact the owner, and ask them to remove it. Maybe they just want to make it seem that they have more content, and aren’t trying to hurt your rankings.
Webmaster7 wrote:A few months ago the problem weren’t just copy cat sites, but fake sites that would just redirect to your real sites. The problem was that search engines were dropping the real sites, and giving good ranks to the fake ones…I remember reading something about that too. I recall that some devious mofos were able to steal your search engine clicks by serving your site within frames. Not exactly sure how they do it, but I have heard they can. When you get a chance you should check using this inurl:yoursite.ext in the search engines to see if anyone is serving your site within frames.
Several sites do it such as this one http://www.worldemail.com/scripts/websearch/goplaces.cgi?cfg=configwed&url=www.online-casinos.com
I doubt you gave this site permission to serve your site within frames; I imagine that they will serve any site on the net the exact same way.
Hot damn!!!
xhttp://www.hot-google.info/search.php?aff=15940&saff=1&q=current+online+casino+deposit+bonus+offers+gamesandcasino+com
I am just on layover here and can’t pursue ths now.
This is the URL of this)^&%%(&^$R$^%#:
elka8.info/current/online/casino/ deposit/bonus/offers/gamesandcasino/com/
To do what this fella has done would take me 2 minutes. This fellow has simply redirected his site to yours as webzcas has suggested. If you scroll around the page your domain is everywhere. The person is positioning using your site rank high then whammo a partial change.
This could also still potentially harm your site. For now I would keep a close I on this person. I would for sure contact this person, server ect… its a magician trick. greek39
