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PBN sellers are removing links after a few months

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May 22, 2023
ozzieme Author Level 2

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I have been purchasing seo backlinks here for a number of years.
Now I see that many suppliers of PBN links are deleting the articles with the links that are purchased after a few months or just not renewing the domains they are placing the links on.

This is very poor business and it is negatively effecting my seo efforts.

I am wondering if any one else is checking their PBN links after a few months and see that they have been removed.
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May 25, 2023
sociomi
If you have issues with the previous orders, either contact the seller or the support team.

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ozzieme Author
yes most of them are replacing the links but.... it looks like this is standard practice with some 10 different PBN sellers all doing the same thing.

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May 28, 2023
MrLegiitz
I recommend giving genuine freelancers a chance who offer excellent services. As a new freelancer, I understand the challenge of earning trust without reviews, especially when there are instances of fake reviews. However, I can assure you that if you try my services, you won't need to search elsewhere.

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June 1, 2023
ozzieme Author
The issue is not around new and untested sellers the issue I have is with long term sellers with 1000's of positive reviews .
These sellers should know better but instead remove the links that are paid for from their PBN after a few months.

All of these sellers assure me that that are long term links but when they are checked a few months or a year later the links have been removed or they do not renew the domain so nothing is there.

This is very bad form.

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July 5, 2026
LinkForgeHub
This is a known risk with expired-domain PBNs specifically — if the seller stops renewing the domain or it gets deindexed, the link just disappears with it. It's part of why I treat PBN-style links as a supporting layer (Tier 2) pointing at more stable Tier 1 links, rather than relying on any single PBN link as a permanent asset. Before buying, it's worth asking the seller how long they've owned the domains, not just how many links they'll deliver.

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