http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navc...-8&q=condomcash

Ive checked with NatNet who tell me those sub domains are definately not on our server and they have also fucked around with the domains ip address for us too but those sub domains have been in Google for almost as long as we have had the domain and i dont really want to launch a program with those types of keywords generating traffic.

Anyone know whats causing this to happen?

Lee, you are mad because you are not sure of your sexuality...this test will help!
;-))

http://www.weed.ru/temp/lolgay.swf

Oh im sure Serge ;)

Im mad because it could potentially affect my bank balance and lets be honest, thats more important than who i sleep with ;)

Looks like you pissed someone off who knows how to get sites into Google :(

Peaches.. its OUR domain though.

Thats why im pissed lol

Peaches.. its OUR domain though.

Thats why im pissed lol [/b][/quote]
I know, that's what I'm saying :awinky:

Someone took YOUR domain, added fake subdomains to make it look like you were engaging in less than desirable practices, and got them listed in Google.

I know, that's what I'm saying :awinky:

Someone took YOUR domain, added fake subdomains to make it look like you were engaging in less than desirable practices, and got them listed in Google. [/b][/quote]
Okay now im confused lol

How does someone take a domain we own and have going to NatNet through the DNS?

Click on them - they don't work (at least not for me).

Oh yeah i know they dont wok i just want them to dissapear lol

Would just rather not be associated with horse blowjobs in any fashion lol

Again, it seems that was the goal - to get you pissed off by associating those terms with your domain and getting them listed in Google :(

I think peaches has it nailed. If you include the link in a page, even if the link does not work, google can pick up the link and won't drop it until after it has attempted to spider it and found nothing there.

Back a couple of weeks or so ago, when msn introduced it's new search, google jumped up and proclaimed that it had doubled it's indexes to include 8 billion pages now. From what I have seen since they did that was that they merely started showing all the results they had, good bad and ugly rathere than the filtered results that they used to show (meaning with the SE scammers etc weeded out)

I find all sorts of bullshit results for some of our domains. For example, if you google paperjewels, there are now all sorts of buillshit pages that are coming up such as http://www.1-in-pendants.com/17/kanji-love-pendant.html

These guys are using google ads or google search tools to steal search terms. There are many pages doing this. Many of them include the actual link, so all is fair. These guys however (and many others) are using the google search results but NOT including the links. I am sure they have been up for a long time, but prior to google doubling their indexes in one day, they were not showing.

So, like I say, I think Google went for a big bang on quantity and ditched any efforts at quality in the effort. Which is sad because Google got their popularity from the quality of their results combined with the cleanliness of their interface. They have now let one of those two go. How long before they look just like all the others ?

Just imho of course

Again, it seems that was the goal - to get you pissed off by associating those terms with your domain and getting them listed in Google :( [/b][/quote]
Yup - this is exactly it. You have to be careful WHO you piss off these days.

:awinky:

Oh well :)

Thanks everyone for the info :)

Guess ill have to start pissing more people off because those links are pulling in traffic.. Just need to piss off the right people next time so they send me webmaster traffic instead :groucho:

Lee? Piss off anyone?

Tell me it ain't so...

Hahaha

You of all people should know i tell it how i see it, no matter who is in the firing line LOL

[and i dont mean that in a bad way]