Anyone knows how to remove dynamic pages from Google?

I have seen many people crying about dynamic pages not indexed by Google and getting headaches trying to use mod_rewrite and other methods to make "clean URL's" (aka search engines friendly pages) but nobody having my problem.

My site climbed to pagerank 4 using only dynamic pages and zero promotion but now I can't make Google updates or deletes that content, not longer available and not convenient for me keep it live.

The story in short: I have a TLD associated with an INFO domain I lost during the renewal anniversary past september; both sites have identical names and the broker who grabbed the INFO is trying to monetize with my name, my current and past traffic and those outdated links returning around 40,000 results from within my TLD, each one displaying a link to such lost domain.

I have tried all, from meta tags to robots and Google's removal tool but nothing. In the long run I killed myself getting my index page removed from the search results but not those dynamic index.php/?url=etc_etc_etc

My last move was reupload all the oudated dynamic pages (amending the footer linking to the INFO) with the hope to get it updated via sitemaps but either.

Though the dot COM rank remains 4, I had no option to took offline while I get rid off such linking to the lost domain.

Any input to get rid of the outdated links or feedback regarding how these actions may impact my TLD will be much appreciated.

PS, the first idea coming to my mind is someone asking the URL... sorry, I will not disclose it to avoid the broker getting more unwanted promotion from me, and if you are wondering why I didn't renew, it was due technical issues with the registrar service, coincidentially a broker's partner site

 

Hi,

I'm not sure if I understand correctly, but it sounds to me that you are having problems removing the old pages because they've gone into the supplemental index.

If that's the case, then do a search for "removing supplemental results from google". The top two links will be seoroundtable and webmasterworld discussions of the problem.

Not sure if I can post the links here myself.

Cheers,
Paz.

 

Ah, that's the clue Paz!!!

Certainly they are now supplemental results so will try your suggestion out tonite.

thanks