Purchasing High Ranking PR domains for cheap

Hello everyone,

Just wanted to share something that I'm not sure most of you guys know about yet.

Everyone knows how valuable high ranking PR domains and old aged domains are to SEO.

I built a tool that searches for domain names that are PR4 or higher that are selling for $5 from TDNAM. It can also tell you whether or not the PR is 'fake'.

Also, you can search for old domain names as well, the other day I bought a 9 year old domain name for $5+reg. As of right now there are i think around 40 domains on the list that are 8-12 year olds just waiting for someone to scoop up.

The tool is free to use. But if you like it, the best way to thank me is to post here the domains you got so that everyone knows that this tool is for real.

The tool is: www.freshdrop.net

Many thanks,

Bob

 

How long do the domains "keep" their PR? If a PR4 is bought now and nothing is put on the site for a few months, will it hurt anything?

Are there any guidelines for creating the "new" site to keep (or improve) the PR?

 

Initially, I was surprised to see so many PR4/5/6 available. Then, I noticed that "Y" flag on Fake and thought ... doh...

 

To thrillhill.

Chances are they wont keep their PR for very long. Once you buy one do your best to add content and get some new links quickly.

Awesome tool gorilla_bob
Bookmarked here!

 

Actually there are very good things are buying domains from TDNAM. Unlike buying a dropped name, the whois last update date is never reset. It is as though the domain was seemlessly pushed to you and NEVER DROPPED!!

That means aged domains keep their long age domains and Google PR has a bettter chance of staying as long as you get content up ASAP!

- Bob

 

This looks like a great tool! - green applied

Do you know how it checks if the pr is fake? i have looked at a domain i would like to buy, it says it is fake PR but the links and site results in yahoo and google look good...!?!

I have also checked the domain in digpagerank, seotools & a couple of other fake checkers and the domain PR looks valid

Any ideas

 

This is not entirely true. If you use a drop catcher like SnapNames, the name never actually drops and the whois age remains.

 

To check for Fake PR, we see if the domain lists first in SERPS if the search is for the domain.tld.

I.E. www.digitalpoint.com should rank first when googling for digitalpoint.com ... if it doesn't then this is suspicious.

- Bob

 

The advantages of using freshdrop.net over snapnames is that the domains from TDNAM are still kept in the godaddy vaults and are considered 'PRE-pending delete'... meaning these names aren't even in any drop catchers list yet.

So this is your chance at getting the names on the cheap before the bigger boys sees them from the drop catching services.

All and All I've gotten some incredible names from using www.freshdrop.net myself and as you can see at some of the great analytics, www.freshdrop.net is the place to go!

- Bob

 

Excellent resource! Finally a good tool to search those GoDaddy auctions. Just missed one today by 3 minutes. Oh well.

 

PR is a waste of time. Save yourself the money. Google spends too much money to hide it's alogarithm, it doesn't freely share the key(PR) on some fuckin' toolbar. Get over it. A simple easy to find number to sum up a site, supplied directly by google who is in the business of hiding such shit. Are you guys serious? Or fucked in the head?

 

I believe you are wrong Chris, and the SERPS will tell you that a higher PR will do much better than a lower PR 100% of the time.

 

tool looks great. green added

 

looks good, thanks for taking the time to build it

 

Thanks for the great website!

 

No lol. That's not true. Maybe you could grow a brain instead of repeating directory owner propaganda. Seriously.

 

Okay, how do you purchase a domain on that site?

It's soooo confusing.. I created a profile already... but everytime I click to buy...it just adds the membership to the cart.

 

forget about pr here, you and we all know the importance of age domains, get the domain that you like and the PR will follow

 

Good point geckojohn

You need to click on the domain name, not the buy button (go figure).

However, I just bought a domain from the site and it has not appeared in my management area.

 

nice tool , great one