Google dropped my website from their engine

[luchtzak]

Since 10 days www.google.com has banned the complete content of my website. Try a search, there isn't a single result in the whole search engine, all the information has disappeared! I have been writing mails to google but all I get is a few auto-replies, not a single decent answer why my website got banned. They even don't bother to send me an e-mail with a reason why their search engine has dropped my website!

If you know how I can solve this problem please help me. I would like to see my website back in Google.com ASAP. Thanks in advance for all the help.

[KimmoA]

This is so evil. I didn't know they could do that. Damn Google... getting more evil every day.

[Lex_Luther]

I feel your pain

I need to throw holy water at the moniter every time I use Google search.

[luchtzak]

Yes, thanks for your concerns.

Is there somebody who knows what can be done about this? If somebody would like to check out my website in google, the url is in my profile.

[dogdetective]

The same thing just happened to us for our site

We were very well indexed just yesterday. Have been for years now. I haven't changed a thing.

Who do you email about this? I called just got a recording and I couldn't find an email address on the site.

Somebody help! People can't find thier dogs!

[edited by: jatar_k at 4:03 pm (utc) on Aug. 21, 2005]
[edit reason] no urls thanks [/edit]

[luchtzak]

[e-mail] but they send you automated replies, I don't think they even botter to give a decent reply!

[dvduval]

I've seen a number of sites get banned that were doing nothing wrong except that they contained javascript. Google seems to be on a witchhunt right now, because they were getting burned by js redirects.

[dogdetective]

We emailed [e-mail] and got an automated reply. We also found [e-mail], no reply on that one.

We do have javascript on th site.

[jbinbpt]

Duplicate content is the first place I would look.

Google search fo a phrase on your index page and see what shows up.
Do you have different URL's pointing to the same content?

jb

[dogdetective]

Went to copyscape only one result and it is one of our pages - different url. Is that an issue?

We have a lot of subdomains. example [uk.example.com...] for our topic in the UK - same content just different results. Could this be the problem? If so, we can do something else I suppose but how do we know that was it and how do we get reindexed?

Also, we had a problem with some one copying our site and then registering fake dogs on our site so whenever he tries to get on the site we send him to disney.com - could this be an issue as well?

Has anyone ever heard back from google? We can't find one posting on the internet that actually has a solution to this problem, it's very distressing - we have very time sensitive content. A lot of our dogs end up in shelters and only have a few days before they get put down.

[edited by: jatar_k at 4:05 pm (utc) on Aug. 21, 2005]
[edit reason] no urls or specifics [/edit]