Do-follow Blog Comments Service V2, PR2-PR6|LOW OBL|Cheap Rates|

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Blog commenting is a powerful link building method to get one-way backlinks to a site. Building natural links to increase search engine rankings for a nominal fee.

Feature of our blog comments Service:​

  • Improve your website's ranking in major search engines
  • Highly flexible blog commenting packages with 50/100/200 upto 1000 blog comments.
  • All links from inner pages (not from Home/domain page)
  • You receive Do-follow Backlinks
  • Manual Submission
  • We update our database monthly
  • All the comments have 100% Approval rate
  • Quality detailed XLS report upon completion of work
Packages we have:
Package 1:
20PR2
20PR3
20PR4
20PR5
02PR6​
82 Do-follow High Pr links​
Price: 70$​
Turn-around Time: 2-4 days

Package 2​
10PR2
10PR3
10PR4
10PR5
02PR6​
42 Do-follow High PR Links​
Turn-around Time: 1-3 days​
Price: 35$

Package 3:
05PR2
05PR3
05PR4
05PR5
02PR6
22 Do-follow High PR Links
Turn-around Time: 1-2 days
Price: 18$

Cheap Deal:
40PR2
40PR3
40PR4
120 High PR links
Price: 80$

Cheap Deal 2:
100PR2
100PR3
100PR4
50PR5
350 High PR Links
Price: 200$

Bulk Deals:​
1000 PR2 = 600$​
1000 PR3 = 800$​
500PR3 + 500PR4 = 750$

Daily Link Packages:
100PR2+ daily for 30 days = 35$/day
50PR2+ daily for 30 days = 20$/day
20PR2+ daily for 30 days = 10$/day

5x 30% discounts on All Packages

Payment We accepts:
PayPal/ Moneybookers/ LR
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Few questions.

1. the comments you do, are they designed to stay on the home page for 10, 20, 50, 100 posts then fall off to a PR NA page or are they on a fixed one page forever keeping that PR?

2. How many different domains?

3. How long for the turn around?

Pm me the answers and your paypal, thanks.
 
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Dresden14 said:
Few questions.

1. the comments you do, are they designed to stay on the home page for 10, 20, 50, 100 posts then fall off to a PR NA page or are they on a fixed one page forever keeping that PR?

2. How many different domains?

3. How long for the turn around?

Pm me the answers and your paypal, thanks.
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Review:
well, M glad that i got 30% discount on Package 3, Work has been delivered, I have checked all links manual and All have Exact PR as described. All of links have low OBL and Comments are well written:) Will order more soon!
 
Thanks for the review
shioningeyes said:
Review:
well, M glad that i got 30% discount on Package 3, Work has been delivered, I have checked all links manual and All have Exact PR as described. All of links have low OBL and Comments are well written:) Will order more soon!
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2x 30% discount Copies are remains
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I would like a discounted copy on Package 3 as well. I also asked you a few basic questions in a PM, please respond.
 
Short review

Got my report back for Package 3. I checked all of the 22 URLs listed in the excel sheet. PR is valid, comments are short and mostly generic, but unique and links dofollow as promised. OBL varies a lot, on some sites it's 15, on others 273. 2 sites use paginated comments.

My only real beef with the service is that two high PR links are not 100% legit. The HTML of the links was faulty (the <a> elements are missing the href attribute with the URL). If one clicks on the links, it directs to the right URL though, so the sites probably use javascript to accomplish this. Didn't really look into it, but I don't think Google considers them as valid links.
 
Thanks for the short review;)
bratwurst99 said:
Short review

Got my report back for Package 3. I checked all of the 22 URLs listed in the excel sheet. PR is valid, comments are short and mostly generic, but unique and links dofollow as promised. OBL varies a lot, on some sites it's 15, on others 273. 2 sites use paginated comments.

My only real beef with the service is that two high PR links are not 100% legit. The HTML of the links was faulty (the <a> elements are missing the href attribute with the URL). If one clicks on the links, it directs to the right URL though, so the sites probably use javascript to accomplish this. Didn't really look into it, but I don't think Google considers them as valid links.
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