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Today I received an email from an employee of an extremely reputable logo company which wanted to trade links. I was pretty surprised, until I looked closer and realized that the reciprocal link would have been placed on an identical domain name (companyname.com) but with a hyphen following the company name with a word added. I think that most designers in the link building game would notice it, but I can't help but think that a lot of other site owners wouldn't. While I can understand why such a big company would keep the domains similar, I can't help but see the tactic as also being somewhat deceptive. The reciprocal link pages are all PR0-PR3, whereas their corporate site is PR6. This seem sneaky to anyone else?