Copyright Infringement Warning Received!

**judyo** · 04-30-2006, 10:25 AM

That's worse than doing a redirect as your domain (with the incorrect yourcityrealtor) would still be associated with a live page. They want any kind of live site associated with that domain gone.

As has been mentioned, they don't even want that domain to be redirected to a new domain. That is what is so difficult as it could mean having 2 different domains indexed by the search engines with the exact same content.

I'm still confused about this. Some say the old domain's pages will drop off at some point, but I still have cached/indexed pages on sites where those pages have been gone for a very long time. They have yet to "drop off."

So if your site is currently indexed in MSN & you just start using a brand new domain name, you're now going to have 2 domains indexed/cached with the exact same content. I don't know how people get around this if they can't use a permanent 301 redirect from the old domain to the new one.

**jay19n64** · 05-26-2006, 07:14 PM

I know a few local realtors that have city-realtor.com, wonder if they will get shutdown?

**schockergd** · 05-26-2006, 07:43 PM

I've been spending alot of time on this thing ,and i've noticed alot of large real estate companies using 'thierrealestatecompanyrealtors.com' , and i'm talking LARGE companies. Having thier agents@bigcityrealtors.com seems like the NAR wouldn't like it too much. I guess i'm less worried now than i was , but still not a mistake i want to make again.