HTTP redirect

Can i submit HTTP redirect domain parked at registrar?

[lavapies]

Hi folks,

Bit of a lame question, but here goes! ..

I have a domain "x.com" (which is my REAL website). I also have the same domain name "x.co.uk" parked at a well known domain registrar.

I have domain "x.co.uk" pointing to domain "x.com" using an HTTP redirect setup by the domain registrar.

Can I submit this domain to DMOZ and Google (and other directories in fact) .. or will it be considered Spam as it is just a redirect to my real site.

The prob is my "x.com" domain is hosted in the US, so it won't show up in a Google search for UK sites. However, if the "x.co.uk" domain was seen by the SEs, I'd have no prob.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

[WebGuerrilla]

What ever domain is displayed in the address bar after the redirect is what will usually get indexed, so submitting the .co.uk won't do much good.

[ikbenhet1]

maybe not a complete answer,

but i know 1 thing for sure, you will not get banned for redirecting to another domain, wheather u use javascript or meta refresh.

[edit]
dmoz usually don't accept redirected pages.

[edit]
if u use frame redirect, the title will stay in te address-bar.

[Chris_R]

It is a waste of time - only one site will get indexed.

[Brad]

You are much better off just submitting the real URL not the forwarding domain.