Got phont call on behalf of liquidator of my rented flat

[MarillionFan]

Foogin hell, 750K could buy you half of Brum.

The agent told him the price(50% premium).

[AtW]

Does "not present in index" mean you have not crawled my site, or that you have no backlinks? The latter I can understand - but shouldn't I see something to demonstrate you looked at my site?

It means we don't have any data on that site - no backlinks and not crawled.

For your information we've crawled hundreds of millions of domains.

[minestrone]

It means we don't have any data on that site - no backlinks and not crawled.

For your information we've crawled hundreds of millions of domains.

Yes but hitting the same domian each time?

By my evidence (and backed up by other posters on this site) you have not touched sites in years. You can qoute figures that make you think you are second to google but the evidence is never there at our end of the web.

[AtW]

By my evidence (and backed up by other posters on this site) you have not touched sites in years. You can qoute figures that make you think you are second to google but the evidence is never there at our end of the web.

Ok, for last time already - either post here your site and URLs where you have backlinks OR PM me the details so that I could give answer, if you are not planning to do then I can't answer your question so leave me alone.

[minestrone]

c'mon, you have spent 7 years writing an application that reads a web site, stores each link found and then moves on to do the same on each link found in said website. It is a 1st year uni project which can be done with a few hours work.

[PAH]

Why not just crawl the Internet Archive? Sorted.

They've technically got more URLs than anyone, as they have the same one many many times from over the years.

About as accurate as anyone (even Google) saying they have trillions of URLs, when only a certain percentage will still be live.

It's all in the marketing.

[AtW]

They've technically got more URLs than anyone, as they have the same one many many times from over the years.

No, they don't as their crawl is very limited, partly because they have to store full HTML and images.

[AtW]

c'mon, you have spent 7 years writing an application that reads a web site, stores each link found and then moves on to do the same on each link found in said website. It is a 1st year uni project which can be done with a few hours work.

Ok, why won't you do it and leave me alone? Unless you tell me precisely which site you expected to see in index and exact URLs where links are present to that site I can't answer your question on why it is not included.

[minestrone]

No, they don't as their crawl is very limited, partly because they have to store full HTML and images.

Alexi, do you insist that you own the second company that got to 1 trillion URLs?

It is what you stated in this thread so I just want to know if you think that is true?

[minestrone]

Ok, why won't you do it and leave me alone? Unless you tell me precisely which site you expected to see in index and exact URLs where links are present to that site I can't answer your question on why it is not included.

But you have 1 trillion URLs and advertise a website that claims to be the biggest domain name database outside google, shirley you should know all of this.