Google-sucks.org - The Anti-Google - Page 2

sixty6 · 02-28-2006, 06:38 AM

lol look what you meanies did, you made a person sell his domain name with all your bad criticism...I think it suck too!!

But I won't come right out and say it!

Amanda · 02-28-2006, 01:40 PM

How long can a domain name be? I was just curious as to how many sucks could it equal up to.

Referring to google-sucks-sucks-sucks-sucks-sucks.

People who make them sites probably got the boot for clicking their own ads..

KRM · 02-28-2006, 04:17 PM

Old one has PR=0 , 0 alexa rating and for sale now.

**John Scott** · 02-28-2006, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Amanda

How long can a domain name be?

63 characters for the "here" part of here.com

eliZZZa · 04-09-2006, 08:40 PM

Just run a "Guaranteed Google free WebSite" - see attachment or crimeZZZ.net
Kind regards from Austria
eliZZZa

P.S.: I run 50+ Google free Sites successfully...

blahblahblah · 05-31-2006, 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by UKZJ007

Ha!

I saw some good expired/ex "anti-google" domain names available ...

I wonder why they were "ex" - google can sue them right?

No. You can't sue someone for disliking you, or saying bad things about you. You can only sue someone for slandering/libeling you, and you can only recover actual damages.

You can't sue someone for incorporating your company name in their domain name. However, it is not legal to impersonate another person or company, if you are not that person or company.

**John Scott** · 06-01-2006, 02:20 AM

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Originally Posted by blahblahblah

No. You can't sue someone for disliking you, or saying bad things about you.

You can sue somebody for saying bad things about you if they are untrue. It's called defamation.

(There are two kinds of defamation - slander, if spoken; libel if written.)

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Originally Posted by blahblahblah

You can only sue someone for slandering/libeling you, and you can only recover actual damages.

Not true. Many states allow punitive damages in defamation cases.

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Originally Posted by blahblahblah

You can't sue someone for incorporating your company name in their domain name.

You can, if it is confusingly similar.

lordspace · 06-03-2006, 10:59 AM

yes indeed, it's for sale now.

a nice trick to attract people for a domain ready for sale.

who will need such a domain ?

Svet

daredevil · 06-04-2006, 11:33 PM

how much for man ???

daredevil · 06-04-2006, 11:34 PM

i think that u should be a bit sarcastic to sell this domain to someone who knows all the reality .

PaulJames · 06-06-2006, 04:39 AM

funny thread, so did any of you guys make a google sucks...sucks site?

neilslade · 08-10-2007, 11:35 AM

I have had a #1 site on google for a VERY long time, years
neilslade.com/Papers/Painting.html

its been 1, 2, 3 in the rankings for "how to paint your car" "how to paint a car" "paint your car" "paint your car'

I make nearly my entire living on the page-- thank you Google, SORT OF

But THREE TIMES NOW, the page for no reason I can determine whatsoever, it just COMPLETELY VANISHES from this search and is replaced by big business corporate pages for car painting.

It takes a week to reappear-- this time, its been over 10 days, and still nothing.

Yahoo search? I remain #1 Ask.com search I remain #1

So why the google screw up, eh? What causes the #1 search engine to suddenly lose a very popular site, and yet the site remains in its place in other engines?

Here's another small business that has had exactly the same problem
elliottback.com/wp/archives/2006/02/14/google-sucks-it-just-sucks/

So-- Does Google Suck? Well, you explain it. For small business people, and in my case my BREAD AND BUTTER and HEAT depend on the reliability of the Google search engine-- this month, I am out hundreds, if not thousands of dollars because of either a mechanical/digital screw up at Google, or a more sinister one.

You figure it out--my business is suffering in the meantime.

googlesucks · 10-12-2007, 06:33 AM

Well.. u know.. the truth is:
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x3mario · 10-12-2007, 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by KRM

Old one has PR=0 , 0 alexa rating and for sale now.

But selling links is a bad idea. Google hate this...

neilslade · 10-12-2007, 09:29 AM

Finally got the link back up-- it took over a month. Can't even know why it reappeared- didn't break any rules. It just vanished-- so apparently, this is part of Google-- expect your search link to vanish from time to time.

Google is particularly slow at updating the cache, and recrawling the site for updates-- we've been watching this for some time. No explanation, except that its so huge anymore, there's no way around it. Yes, we've optimized the site with all the Google Webmaster tools. Lot's of bugs in Google.

Ever try to use adwords, or adsense? Totally anti-intuitive. They may have a search engine that works, they may sell lots of ads, but using their interface is next to impossible without lots of practice.

Anyone see the street level Google Map Cameras? Can we say "invasion of privacy"-- "will do anything for money?"

Shameful beyond words.

2mymall · 10-12-2007, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by neilslade

I have had a #1 site on google for a VERY long time, years
neilslade.com/Papers/Painting.html

its been 1, 2, 3 in the rankings for "how to paint your car" "how to paint a car" "paint your car" "paint your car'

I make nearly my entire living on the page-- thank you Google, SORT OF

But THREE TIMES NOW, the page for no reason I can determine whatsoever, it just COMPLETELY VANISHES from this search and is replaced by big business corporate pages for car painting.

It takes a week to reappear-- this time, its been over 10 days, and still nothing.

Yahoo search? I remain #1 Ask.com search I remain #1

So why the google screw up, eh? What causes the #1 search engine to suddenly lose a very popular site, and yet the site remains in its place in other engines?

Here's another small business that has had exactly the same problem
elliottback.com/wp/archives/2006/02/14/google-sucks-it-just-sucks/

So-- Does Google Suck? Well, you explain it. For small business people, and in my case my BREAD AND BUTTER and HEAT depend on the reliability of the Google search engine-- this month, I am out hundreds, if not thousands of dollars because of either a mechanical/digital screw up at Google, or a more sinister one.

You figure it out--my business is suffering in the meantime.

You could be a victim of 302 Page Redirect.

Check out this thread
http://www.v7n.com/forums/google-for...tml#post722704

2mymall · 10-12-2007, 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by x3mario

But selling links is a bad idea. Google hate this...

Except when it concerns Adwords.

neilslade · 10-12-2007, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by 2mymall

You could be a victim of 302 Page Redirect.

Check out this thread
http://www.v7n.com/forums/google-for...tml#post722704

Thanks, but no, that wasn't it. We looked at everything- our conclusion was simply that Google is so large, it is bound to have its DB corrupted regularly. And since it is so slow and cumbersome, it will fail to correct itself except over a long period of time- from one week (previous experience) to a month or more.

Since there is virtually no support for anyone listed on Google- despite the fact that they USE everyone's links and web page URLs to generate their own revenue via the search engine and all of it's advertising schemes- anyone seeing their site dropped for any unexplainable reason- except for violating Google's "rules"-- will simply be ignored, and there is no recourse except to cross your fingers and wait, and perhaps resubmit the URL to Google through a search engine submission program, or perhaps through their own URL Submission form-- although I've heard from SEO people that this is not a particularly good way to go, especially more than once.

Through a very long process the site has been optimized, and our search engine results are up there again, and I remain #1 on Yahoo--- and close to the top on similar Google Searches.

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zagu060807 · 10-13-2007, 12:35 PM

I haven't seen the site, can I see that site?

2mymall · 10-14-2007, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by neilslade

our conclusion was simply that Google is so large, it is bound to have its DB corrupted regularly. And since it is so slow and cumbersome, it will fail to correct itself .

Since there is virtually no support for anyone listed on Google- despite the fact that they USE everyone's links and web page URLs to generate their own revenue via the search engine and all of it's advertising schemes- anyone seeing their site dropped for any unexplainable reason- except for violating Google's "rules"-- will simply be ignored, and there is no recourse except to cross your fingers and wait,.

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Guess you summed it all.

It is only a matter of time when someone gets too big for the clothes they wore when they were small.

Some people are lucky because their parents bought whatever clothes they wanted. Now they do not know how to shop for themselves.

Some people learn how to shop without the help of their parents and think they are above their parents.