Google May Have Penalized Another foremost Link Network: Ghost Rank 2.0

Remember about three weeks ago, Google's head of search spam, Matt Cutts, handed out a warning to Ghost networks? Well, it appears that the revise we described yesterday had to do with Google squashing one or two underground connection networks.

am pretty assured, 99% assured, based on the data I see in the forums and some causes I have that want to stay anonymous, that Ghost Rank 2.0 was strike hit by Google. It appears that at smallest one of the underground and under the radar systems was severely injure by Google and numerous of the sites utilising them to rank well in Google are now penalized. 

Leith in the thread, who appears to be the manager of Ghost Rank 2.0, said, “unfortunately, it looks like you were one of the clients affected from the recent update.” Leith added, “Google is getting more strict with these russian links and that’s why we’re changing things up to better improve the service.”
I received a copy of an email from my source, not specifically confirming or denying this was related to the Ghost Rank 2.0 network, but telling me this came from an underground link network. The email said that Google specifically took actions they’ve never seen before, calling the action “more esoteric in nature” than the previous ones. Here is a copy of that email as a PNG file:



It seems from the complaints in the Black Hat World that a nice number of Ghost Rank 2.0 customers were impacted by some Google action has taken over the weekend.
Here is one of many complaints from a Ghost Rank 2.0 user:

This service wasn’t good at all. I was at 10th and now my site also is gone. Rank only increased to 8 for a few days. Poor me, I fell prey to the reviews. I am at 98th position now.

Google has taken action on underground link networks before. They did so with SAPE links back in March and has continuously targeted paid and link spam over the course of the past couple years.