google removing sites for copying
 

if your cloning pages beware.

see bottom of results. seen it tons today.

http://www.google.com.hk/search?q=pe...8&start=0&sa=N

damn crazy...

AC

That's great.

Great maybe they will finally delete all the crap so people who build honest pages that people actually want to find can get some ranking again.

breaking news !

the started doing this months agoo


end of breaking news !

Old news ;)

pll will complaint for stupid shit to get rank 1 in this category ;)

thats gud job!!:ak47:

that would be fine

no shit! word :thumbsup

Good news..... So sick of all the scamming SE spammers that steal quotes from my site and use my trade name, etc. to promote someone elses crappy program

Way to go google for finally responding and taking action on some of the copyright and other infringing complaints:thumbsup

Ivy

^5 girl! I have found my NAME in ASIAN porn sites! Not just Kayla...but Kayla CAM!!! Ergh!

how do they tell who the original owner of the content is? :x

AC

go to the link on the bottom of google and read the steps required to file a complaint..

Old news, but it is not for copies pages. It is about trademark violations.

imho you will never win this fight with se spamers :2 cents:

How do they know who's copying who

Welcome to yesterday :)

The next question is, what do I do about scamming Russian sites that spam some of our domains in their keywords hoping for higher PR.

I would have a better chance talking to ET than to contact these owners to lay off. :(

People are saying it has been around for a while but I hadn't noticed it until Rick Saloman suddenly started on you over his beloved Paris

if they are using your trademark, you can get it down very easily. if not, you can only cry.
btw they are not doing it for higher PR, believe me :winkwink:

rofl

They made it alot for kazaa keywords to

When I complained that 130+ sites were using my trademarked name in their submissions in order to get higher placement, Google told me nothing could be done UNLESS the trademarked word/name was being used in an Google Ad and THEN only if the word shows and wasn't in their keywords.

Their terms state they won't act on a trademark issue so it's REALLY nice to see they are taking action