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One ad network has removed all domains / websites having moz da more than 25 claiming that they are deindexed. Has anyone else faced this problem with their High moz da domains and websites in 2025, especially this month?
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High moz da websites deindexed
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It's my first time hearing about that name of the site. Other members here who have websites can answer you perfectly. I have a website but I haven't encountered a problem like that.
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No i have never experienced this before. I am not into the dealing of websites so i doubt i would ever experience this.
Are your sites totally deindexed or the ad network?
I haven’t heard anything about this. If it’s your site, then you violated something in Google’s spam policies. They don’t deindex sites for no reason.
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Google search results show the sites, only the ad network has removed the websites claiming that they are not indexed. It appears that someone got them deindexed.
Ad networks don’t have the ability to deindex websites.
If they got deindexed, it was more than likely the search engines that did it.