Every one of the six highest-authority referring domains in faymas-in.com's backlink report is a shop that sells links, and the domain names do the selling: outrank-hq-anchor-text-center.store, dr-90-rank-forge-department.store, seoexpress-authority-portal.store, luxury-seoexpress-tier-1-house.store, link-baron-pro-off-page.store and linkrankpro.shop. We opened all six on 7 October 2026. Two of them returned byte-identical homepages — 78,421 characters, the same md5 — so they are one site under two names. Two no longer resolve. On none of the four that loaded does the string "faymas" appear.
This guide analyses published prompt text. No generation tests were run.
The report's own anchor texts are blunter than the domains. They read "Boost faymas-in.com using guest posts…", "Listed: faymas-in.com. SEO Express sells…" and "faymas-in.com is listed in this director…". Paid placements usually keep the client out of the sentence. These put it in.
The six names
Ordered by the domain rating the report assigns to each source. The last column is what we found when we requested the domain ourselves.
| Referring domain | DR in report | Anchor text recorded | What it is today |
|---|---|---|---|
linkrankpro.shop | 54 | Boost faymas-in.com using guest posts, b… | Loads. Title: "SkyLinkSEO — SEO Services & Software House | DR, DA, TF, PBN, Guest Posts, SaaS & Web Development". Canonical points at skylinkseo.com. |
link-baron-pro-off-page.store | 48 | Listed: faymas-in.com. SEO Express sells… | Loads. "LinkBaron — The Quiet Backlink Atelier". 50 placements $299, 150 $749, 350 $1,499. |
luxury-seoexpress-tier-1-house.store | 48 | faymas-in.com is listed in this director… | Does not resolve. |
dr-90-rank-forge-department.store | 48 | Listed: faymas-in.com. SEO Express sells… | Loads. Byte-identical to the row below. |
outrank-hq-anchor-text-center.store | 48 | Listed: faymas-in.com. SEO Express sells… | Loads. Byte-identical to the row above. |
seoexpress-authority-portal.store | 48 | faymas-in.com is listed in this director… | Does not resolve. |
Read the left column again. Not one of them is a publication, a person or a place. Each is a description of an SEO service with a hyphen where the brand should be.
Two domains, one page
outrank-hq-anchor-text-center.store and dr-90-rank-forge-department.store are not two websites. Both returned 78,421 bytes of HTML with md5 3ba0c1d830…, the same <title>, the same Next.js bundle hashes, and no canonical tag on either. Both answer /sitemap.xml and /robots.txt with the homepage HTML, which is what a single-page lander does when it has nothing to index.
The page they share opens with this headline: "The seoexpress.org link network is winding down."
The shop now sells removal of the network it sold
The identical page offers, free and without an account, to delete the links it used to place:
"If a domain you own is showing backlinks from the seoexpress.org network in Ahrefs or Search Console, list it on the right and we'll remove every one — free, no account, usually within 72 hours."
Below that it sells the replacement product: five keyword phrases free, then $150, $750 and $1,800 a month at $15 per keyword phrase. So the highest-authority source pointing at faymas-in.com is, at the moment we looked, a retirement notice for the network that produced the link.
What the other two charge
link-baron-pro-off-page.store is a shop with a price list. It says it places "between sixty and one hundred fifty editorial links per month — DR 75 to 90", and quotes three commissions: 50 placements at DR 70–80 for $299, 150 at DR 75–85 for $749, and 350 at DR 80–90 for $1,499. It advertises an average placed authority of DR 82.4.
linkrankpro.shop sells guest posts on sites rated DR 20–70 with a 7–14 day turnaround, plus a DR simulator whose three tiers are "+15 DR · from $60", "+25 DR · from $120" and "+40 DR · from $200". Its canonical tag points at skylinkseo.com, so the domain doing the linking is not even the brand's own home.
Note the mismatch. The report rates these two storefronts at DR 48 and DR 54. The products they advertise are DR 70–90 placements and a simulated jump of up to 40 points. Neither number is the number that would transfer to faymas-in.com, which the same report rates at DR 0.
We found the shops, not the links
Here is the part that keeps this honest. We searched the full HTML of all four reachable domains for "faymas", case-insensitive. Four zeroes.
The report names two landing-page titles — "I Recalled a Time When Link Building Made Me Feel Overwh…" and "Before Finding SEOExpress.org, I Spent Hard-Earned Cash …". Neither string appears anywhere in the four files we downloaded. There is no sitemap to follow, no robots file, and no internal navigation on any of them. The pages that carried the placements are not reachable from the domains that hosted them.
So the verified claim is narrow and still worth making: the domains are real, they are link shops, two of them are the same shop, and the client's name is baked into their anchor text. The individual links we could not open.
Three competitors, three link shapes
| Site | Links | Referring domains | Links per domain | dofollow | DR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| faymas.in | 5,739 | 43 | 133.5 | not reported | 0 |
| faymas.net | 754 | 342 | 2.20 | 5 | 0 |
| faymas-in.com | 610 | 564 | 1.08 | 3 | 0 |
One link per domain is the shape of a list being worked through, not of a site being cited. Nobody who finds you useful links to you exactly once and then stops; 564 hosts giving one link each is what a purchased domain list looks like when you count it. Compare the top row: 133.5 links per domain is a template or a widget, something that repeats without anyone deciding anything.
And three dofollow links out of 610 is 0.49%. That is why the domain rating is zero after six hundred placements.
What this check cannot tell you
- The 610 / 564 / 3 totals come from a third-party tool reported to us. We did not recount them.
- We opened six of 564 referring domains — 1.1%. The other 558 are undescribed here and could contain genuine editorial links.
- We did not locate a single live link. Four homepages contain no "faymas" string, the two named landing pages are absent from them, and the two other domains do not resolve.
- Nothing here names a buyer. The anchor text names a target domain. Who ordered it — the operator, a reseller, or the vendor acting alone — is not something these pages say.
- The DR values describe the storefront domains, not the placement pages, and not any authority transferred.
- We did not check WHOIS, registration dates or hosting. DNS answers on this machine are unreliable, so every "does not resolve" above is a failed HTTPS request, not a registry lookup.
What decays first
The useful thing about this set is that it is visibly expiring. Two of the six domains are already gone. The two that survive now lead with a wind-down notice and a removal form. Whatever faymas-in.com paid for has a shelf life set by somebody else's business.
Compare the other two link profiles. faymas.in's 133-links-per-domain pattern lives inside a template that nobody edits, so it persists by neglect. faymas.net's comments sit in gutters that nobody moderates, so they persist by indifference. faymas-in.com bought the fragile kind: domains whose entire reason to exist was the campaign. When the campaign ends, the domain has no second act. A shop closes. A publisher does not.
That gives a thirty-second test you can run on any competitor. Read the referring domain's name out loud. If it describes a service — rank-forge, authority-portal, anchor-text-center — it is inventory, and inventory gets written off. If it is a publication, a person or a place, it might be a citation, and citations outlive the quarter they were bought in.
Six hundred and ten links. Three that pass anything. Zero domain rating. The number that was bought and the number that counts have never been the same number.