If you link into ‘bad neighbourhoods’ Google takes that as a sign that your site ’supports’ the site you link into (after all a link can be thought of as a ‘vote of confidence’ in the search engines eyes).
The rel=â€nofollowâ€tag is used in an link to stop Google bots following the link and so I don’t get penalised for linking to a scam site. Given that I link to a lot of sites which are internet scams it’s very important I use rel=â€nofollowâ€.
The HTML would look like this:
<a rel=”nofollow” href=”http://example.com”>Example</a>
I’m not meaning that Numenmails.com sends people to the wrong sites, simply that it contains no useful information and consists completly of ads.
]]>ermmm…what do u guys think?
]]>THNXVM guys 
that would help explain it! I’m not particularly bothered I reviewed ‘the wrong’ site, what’s done is done. The actual site will be reviewed next. ]]>
And you went through all the trouble to review a wrong site, which wasn’t even a real site.
Parked domains try to look like directories while actually their far from it. ]]>