How to ban website from Google
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yes send information about website to:
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043
website will be banned in approximately 4-6 weeks.
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043
website will be banned in approximately 4-6 weeks.
So I just send information about the website to Google headquarters and it gets banned?
> So I just send information about the website to Google
> headquarters and it gets banned?
Only if it's your own site.
Alternatively you can ban your own site by yourself using Google Webmaster Tools.
It's quite tricky to ban someone else's site - takes a lot of skill and secret knowledge. I'm in a good mood, so if you post the site here, I'll ban it for you. I'm only too happy to help a fellow WF'er get rid of their competitors! As stated above, it will take four weeks before it disappears from the search results though.
> headquarters and it gets banned?
Only if it's your own site.
Alternatively you can ban your own site by yourself using Google Webmaster Tools.
It's quite tricky to ban someone else's site - takes a lot of skill and secret knowledge. I'm in a good mood, so if you post the site here, I'll ban it for you. I'm only too happy to help a fellow WF'er get rid of their competitors! As stated above, it will take four weeks before it disappears from the search results though.
Thanks, but the site is not my completion anymore because I was forced to take my site down due to illegal action taken by the owner of the website.
This is pretty much payback..
Thanks, but the site is not my completion anymore because I was forced to take my site down due to illegal action taken by the guy that tried to buy me out.
This is pretty much payback..
Thanks for your PM.
> I was forced to take my site down due to illegal action
So I see.. the description under your website in the Google results says:
businessstrategygame.org
The server of this website is under investigation. The hosting server of
this website may have been hacked and is currently under investigation
by the Federal ...
That's a shame. He certainly deserves to be taken down, if indeed he did actually hack your webspace and made it do bad things. I'm going to assume that he did. So I sent the bsgtips website a red virus package. Check the site at the end of November and it should be gone from the search engine results.
That nasty business aside, couldn't you point your .org domain to a new host and start over with a new website on another host?
> I was forced to take my site down due to illegal action
So I see.. the description under your website in the Google results says:
businessstrategygame.org
The server of this website is under investigation. The hosting server of
this website may have been hacked and is currently under investigation
by the Federal ...
That's a shame. He certainly deserves to be taken down, if indeed he did actually hack your webspace and made it do bad things. I'm going to assume that he did. So I sent the bsgtips website a red virus package. Check the site at the end of November and it should be gone from the search engine results.
That nasty business aside, couldn't you point your .org domain to a new host and start over with a new website on another host?
Thanks you so much.:bowdown:
I have completely removed my website from the server. I do not want to post it on another server at the moment. Kinda want to let things cool down, it just pisses me off, I spent soooo much time creating the site and creating the content making it original, then some fucker screws me over.
The internet is full of the worst and best kinds of people, thankfully you can often choose when to interact with them, buy and sell safe through a site that requires people to have profiles and ratings.
If you choose to work with people who care about their online presence and profile, you will hopefully have an easier life
If you choose to work with people who care about their online presence and profile, you will hopefully have an easier life
> I have completely removed my website from the server.
> I do not want to post it on another server at the moment.
There's only three realistic ways you got hacked by this guy:
1)
You used a CMS that was outdated and insecure, and it had a weakness in one of the php files.
2)
During your communications with him offering to buy your site, he sent you an executable file (or a macro document) which you opened and it infected your computer with a trojan/keylogger. Or, you already had a trojan and it was nothing to do with this guy.
3)
He phished you with an email or website, getting you to enter your details into a fake form.
If 1) you never want to put it [the site's scripts] online again. Copy and paste the content into an updated CMS like Wordpress, or a static html site. Also bear in mind that you could have been hacked by someone else; the fact this guy had offered to buy your site recently might have been just a coincidence. Actually, rising in the SERP would attract hacking autobots just as much as it would attract this guy to make an offer, so it's not even really much of a coincidence - your hosting account and/or website was probably being constantly hammered by bots.
If 2), then you still have the trojan/keylogger on your computer. Clean it up before doing anything else. Live and learn.
If 3), that's your own fault. Live and learn again.
Once you've dealt with the consequences of 1) or 2), then get new hosting, install the latest wordpress (and keep it up to date), point your old domain to the new IP, and repost your content. The longer you leave the site offline, the more likely it is that you'll lose your SERP positions. Google's going to freakout due to the change in IP and the new CMS/theme anyway, so don't compound that by waiting longer.
Also, do it because you don't take shit from anyone, and you're not going to be beaten by a small setback like this. There's a hundred people just waiting to screw you over in worse ways than this - your bank manager, your college tutor, your future bosses, your so-called friends, your soon-to-be-ex partner, some random fucking guy who wants your parking space, the junkie who'll rob your apartment in five years time, and yes, even your dentist. You can't hit-back at all these people or get even. So you just have to pick yourself up and let it go.
> I do not want to post it on another server at the moment.
There's only three realistic ways you got hacked by this guy:
1)
You used a CMS that was outdated and insecure, and it had a weakness in one of the php files.
2)
During your communications with him offering to buy your site, he sent you an executable file (or a macro document) which you opened and it infected your computer with a trojan/keylogger. Or, you already had a trojan and it was nothing to do with this guy.
3)
He phished you with an email or website, getting you to enter your details into a fake form.
If 1) you never want to put it [the site's scripts] online again. Copy and paste the content into an updated CMS like Wordpress, or a static html site. Also bear in mind that you could have been hacked by someone else; the fact this guy had offered to buy your site recently might have been just a coincidence. Actually, rising in the SERP would attract hacking autobots just as much as it would attract this guy to make an offer, so it's not even really much of a coincidence - your hosting account and/or website was probably being constantly hammered by bots.
If 2), then you still have the trojan/keylogger on your computer. Clean it up before doing anything else. Live and learn.
If 3), that's your own fault. Live and learn again.
Once you've dealt with the consequences of 1) or 2), then get new hosting, install the latest wordpress (and keep it up to date), point your old domain to the new IP, and repost your content. The longer you leave the site offline, the more likely it is that you'll lose your SERP positions. Google's going to freakout due to the change in IP and the new CMS/theme anyway, so don't compound that by waiting longer.
Also, do it because you don't take shit from anyone, and you're not going to be beaten by a small setback like this. There's a hundred people just waiting to screw you over in worse ways than this - your bank manager, your college tutor, your future bosses, your so-called friends, your soon-to-be-ex partner, some random fucking guy who wants your parking space, the junkie who'll rob your apartment in five years time, and yes, even your dentist. You can't hit-back at all these people or get even. So you just have to pick yourself up and let it go.
