Is Google the only PR10 site?

I'm just wondering, because I've seen a fair deal of PR9 sites, but Google is the only PR10. So, is it the only one, or are there others? One more question, is Google naturally a PR10, or does it just set itself as PR10? I think it's the latter, but I'm not sure.

 

Nichebot.com is a PR 10


Good luck

 

Ha! I have my Google set to .co.uk and it's only a 9. I've never seen a 10 before but I'm going to go have a look now just for my own amusement.

 

Oh, thank you. That was the first time I'd seen a PR10 site other than Google, what a memorable experience.

 

most adobe and apple pages are pr10

microsoft.com and whitehouse.gov should be pr10 as well

 

Here's another, just search for "click here". Not surprisingly, http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html is a PR10 page.

 

I,ve myself seen first time google pr10 site...

 

list of websites with high PR:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_websites_with_a_high_PageRank

 

THanks man for the lists I,ll look on them.

 

statcounter dot com has PR10 as well.

 

Crazy!! I just found it costs $149.99 a day to put your link at statcounter dot com

http://www.adster.com/buy/panel.php?panel_id=10015

 

Ok, now I understand why they can provide their web analytics for free without problem

btw, I wonder how much they would get if they were trying to sell their domain...

 

Its not a 10, its fake, its just showing googles page rank.

 

I didn't know there were so many PR10s! And whitehouse.gov and Microsoft were PR9s.

 

Hehe I was starting to wonder about that too after doing a few searches..

Amazing how out of the millions of websites only a few reached PR10 so far

 

Find more here: http://www.seocompany.ca/pagerank/pr-10-pages.php

They also have a list of more lists there. Mostly Adobe, Apple and of course G.

 

Ahh. And I stand corrected, WhiteHouse.gov is PR10, I wonder why it came up as PR9... weird.

 

I Googled Nichebot.com and got Google. I don't know what trick they used but they're just showing google's PR.

 

The trick is to just do a 301 redirect in your .htaccess to Google's homepage. It fools the Googlebot into thinking your page is google. But it doesn't help your SERPs in any way, and you eventually get caught in the next update.

 

http://www.macromedia.com is also with pr 10