crobb305 - 2:27 am on Mar 10, 2005 (gmt 0)

Japanese,

You mentioned a couple of tests such as the inurl: search. Another test is the site: search. The site: search should return only pages that are within your site. However, in the case of my hijacking fiasco, the site: command was, and still is, showing numerous unrelated redirect urls. That means Google is truely thinking those urls are part of my site, despite the fact that the parent domains are completely different. What a mess. What a mess.

Incidentally, I started a thread 4 months ago: [webmasterworld.com...] about this topic. Email after email to Google gone unheard. No resolution, and my site is still hijacked with unrelated urls showing in the site: search. My company name isn't even listed in the top 100 when I search for it. Again, what a mess.