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kahuna - 12:31 pm on Aug 12, 2004 (gmt 0)
I don't have the google tool bar.. The domains didn't have a specific host, that is they only had a domain forwarding service setup as I built them to my "liking".... thus I could see traffic and 404 robot errors. Within a week after registering the names, G-ogle came by triggering 404s . It sort of pissed me off because the domains were still being built and the information was not "pure" for a spider. The only thing I could guess at was the registrar was leaking the domains to .. 'somebody' . The company I used to register the domains is a subsidiary of V- sign. It's a great big conspiracy and Matt Sludge is on the case as we speak ;-)) K. edited and added this tid bit for cimls post below: I didn't set up hosting before registering. [edited by: kahuna at 1:30 pm (utc) on Aug. 12, 2004]
I have had the exact thing happen with some of my domains.
I didn't try to search for the domain on g-ogle.
I told nobody of the domains and neither were there any pre exisiting links etc etc to the domains.
OR when attempting to register a domain, the search for availability, would trigger something related to g-ogle... but that doesn't make much sense either.
Domain forwarding was done at the registrar company. You know the type or registrar... "purchase your domain and you get forwarding and 1 email account" etc etc..