Domain "banned" from google?

[osnet]

I own two domains, Virtualweb1.com & Virtualweb1.net.

I found out after I purchased expired domain that virtualweb1.com is not in the google index. The google spider hasn't even visited after two months.

I then purchased virtualweb1.net

The site http://www.virtualweb1.net is in the index. I link to it from several high PR websites so it quickly showed in the index.

I believe this domain may have been used to host adult material previously, before it expired & was subsequently purchased by myself.

How do I get back into the google index?

Thanks
-John

[james113]

Sign up for Googles webmaster tools, add virtualweb1.com to your account and you can request google to reconsider the website for inclusion in there index.

[jabo]

http://www.googlebannedmysite.com/unbanned/

[Dubbya]

What makes you think it's not in the index?

Do a Google search using the domain name with .com and it shows up in the number one spot. It's been indexed.

The problem is that it's nothing more than a few links on what appears to be yet another parked domain page.

You don't have any content for the spiders to index, effectively indicating that the page is of no significant value to a user, so how is it that you expect the page to show up in search results?

Realistically, I'd estimate that the spider's assessment and the resulting placements you're seeing are spot on. From a user's perspective the there's simply nothing of any significant value or interest in that page.

In addition, the page appears to lack focus, especially when one sees the links across the bottom.

* Insurance
* Credit Cards
* Education Online
* Hotel Reservation
* Dating Online
* Debt Consolidation

Furthermore, www.virtualweb1.net returns an error stating that the web server cannot be found at that address.

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