PR10 Links

[DarkStealth]

How much would you pay for a PR10 link I was just offered one for 3800 and I thought it was really cheap because it was for 2 months and they usually cost a lot. I didn't think he was serious but instead I will just go with a few PR8 links because if the PR10 loses PR I lose quality but if I have a few links only one may go down.

Opinions?

[JRBHosting]

If I had the money, I wouldn't hesitate. I would snap up the PR10 at whatever price was offered

I say go for it. But make sure its legit first.

Jason

[ibjp]

There are very few domains that have a PR of 10. Make sure it is legit first. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

[DeenChen]

3800 is a good price

[sukantab]

If you have the money go for it. By the way, is there any list of sites with PR10?

[DeenChen]

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[droplister]

sounds expensive to me. You can get loads of free pr 5-7 links.

[Acro]

There are no PR10 sites you can put a link onto. Whoever claims that most likely pointed their domain to a PR10 site like Adobe.com or Google.com for long periods of time. Even Yahoo is a PR9. The PR will be gone in the next update after the pointer is gone.

[SocialInteraction]

this is a scam beware

[namestrands]

post the site and I will tell you if it is real.

[tim84]

There are no PR10 sites you can put a link onto. Whoever claims that most likely pointed their domain to a PR10 site like Adobe.com or Google.com for long periods of time. Even Yahoo is a PR9. The PR will be gone in the next update after the pointer is gone.

statcounter.com has been a PR10 for a long time and they sell sitewide links on their left side, however I have no idea of their costs

[DomainingCom]

LOL

This remember me a PR10 link we buy directly in a Google page 3 years ago.
A long story ....
I paid 2.5K / month and the linked site acheived a PR9 for few month until Google discover the glitch (or better said some SEO complaint...):
The final of the story was this site was banned!

Take care with very high PR links...
And more if you just have one PR10 linking and no PR9, PR8, ...

[eurodomain]

List of PR10 sites

http://www.seocompany.ca/pagerank/pr-10-pages.php

Note that even sites like statcounter.com fall down to PR9 from time to time, and YES the PR10 you see can be a glitch or an intentional hack...

[Acro]

Check out #148 valto.com - it's just a redirect to Adobe.com

That's how they obtain the PR. Obviously a fake. Why is it on the list?

And #145 prognet.com goes to Real.com

What a bunch of BS.

[eurodomain]

Check out #148 valto.com - it's just a redirect to Adobe.com
That's how they obtain the PR. Obviously a fake. Why is it on the list?
And #145 prognet.com goes to Real.com
What a bunch of BS.

volto - YES - that is why it IS listed under "Redirected PR10 Pages"

besides - I didn't make that list, and the link was just posted as an illustration of how LITTLE PR10 sites there are.

[DomainMagnate]

you don't need a pr10 link. It's won't improve your rankings significantly. Better get a bunch of lower pr links
For a price comparison, if anyone's interested, I buy pr7 links for about $30 per month. pr8 would be close to $80-100

[JRBHosting]

You do know that Google's PR system is like the Richter Scale, each number is an increase in the magnitude of the other.

Jason

[DomainMagnate]

yes, it's believed to be close to logarithmic, but high pr only gives you higher pr for your sites, I suppose you want serps and traffic and not just the pr.
From the SEO point of view, bunch of lower pr links with the right anchor will help much more than the single pr10 link.

Or to make it simple.. 1 pr10 link will give your site pr8, but 100 pr6 links will give you rankings (and pr5 probably)