Found on a publisher page
The current collection begins with domain candidates that still have an inbound link from Forbes.
The Authority links collection
Expired domains with high DA and PA signals — plus a real publisher link.
Most expired-domain lists start and finish with a score. This collection starts with a checkable inbound link from a named publisher. Browse Forbes-linked candidates, sort by Moz DA, Moz PA, Trust Flow and referring domains, then reveal the domain and linking page together for 1–5 credits. Each row carries an availability state; unchecked or unknown candidates stay labelled, and registered names are withheld.
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Illustrative rows · Availability shownCompare authority evidence
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Current sourceForbes
MajesticTF + CF
Moz authorityDA + PA
Forbes source
RDAP status
Publisherthe qualifying inbound link
MozDA and PA when measured
RDAPavailability status
1–5credits per reveal
Separate qualification from context
The publisher link qualifies the row. DA and PA help you rank it.
What is shown: the publisher source, Majestic Trust Flow and Citation Flow, topical categories, referring domains, total links, EDU and government links, Moz Domain Authority and Page Authority when those figures were measured, and the current registry status.
What qualifies it: a publisher page links to the domain candidate. A row does not disappear because its Trust Flow is 0, and a missing Moz figure is not printed as a measured zero. Sort the evidence instead of letting one score hide the rest of the collection.
What is not promised: rankings, traffic, a permanent link, or a clean ownership history. Moz and Majestic metrics are third-party estimates, not Google measurements. Check the previous use, the live index and the linking page before registering any revealed name.
Why score-only lists disappoint
High DA is context. It is not provenance.
A Domain Authority or Page Authority number tells you how one provider models a domain or page. It does not tell you which publisher linked the domain, where the link sits, whether it is editorial, or whether the domain is available to register.
That missing context is where most of the research time goes. A high score can survive after useful links disappear, while a publisher link can exist before much trust has flowed through it. Blending those facts into one number conceals the trade-off.
Authority links keeps the source and the metrics separate. You can start with Forbes, sort the masked rows by Moz DA, Moz PA, Trust Flow or referring domains, and choose which combination is worth revealing.
How Authority links works
The link is the asset. The metrics describe it.
Every visible field answers a different part of the decision before the domain name is unlocked.
Availability stays visible
RDAP status is shown and a domain proved registered is withheld because it is no longer an opportunity we can fulfil.
High DA and PA are sortable
Moz Domain Authority and Page Authority sit beside Majestic TF, CF and link counts, and appear only when measured.
Editorial context affects price
Reveal cost reflects Trust Flow and whether the link is editorial rather than a contributor profile, not DA or PA alone.
The domain and referring page unlock together
Either one can reveal the other, so both stay hidden while you compare the publisher, authority metrics, topic and listed cost. One reveal permanently opens the exact domain and its linking page for your account.
From publisher link to shortlist
Compare the evidence before buying the answer.
The collection handles discovery and normalization; you keep control of the judgement.
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Discover
Collect publisher references
Source imports identify outbound publisher links whose destination domains have dropped.
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Verify
Track registry availability
RDAP checks separate names that remain opportunities from domains somebody else has registered.
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Compare
Sort DA, PA and link context
Rank masked rows by Moz, Majestic, referring-domain, institutional-link or price evidence.
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Reveal
Open the domain and article
Spend the listed 1–5 credits once, inspect both identities, and keep the reveal permanently.
Publisher source coverage
Forbes first. A collection designed for more authority sources.
Forbes is the live starting source. The same source model supports future verified imports from Wikipedia, HuffPost (Huffington Post), Business Insider and Entrepreneur without turning those publishers into separate products.
- ✓ Forbes-linked authority candidates in the current collection
- ✓ Wikipedia and HuffPost supported as distinct future sources
- ✓ Business Insider and Entrepreneur can use the same evidence model
- ✓ The publisher name remains visible before reveal
- ✓ A source appears as inventory only after import and availability checks
Founding lifetime offer
One founding price. Authority links included.
The initial launch offers one limited lifetime membership. Regular subscriptions begin only after the founding offer closes.
20 memberships max
Founding Lifetime
Lifetime membership
$297 one-time founding payment
Start with 250 non-expiring reveal credits. After that balance is used, receive 30 reveal credits every rolling 30 days for the commercial lifetime of the product.
- The Authority links collection, including current Forbes-linked inventory
- Moz DA, Moz PA, Majestic and publisher evidence visible before reveal
- 250 initial reveal credits that do not expire
- 30 reveal credits every rolling 30 days after the initial balance is exhausted
- Local-history domains and YouTube Leaks from the same credit balance
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Terms at a glance
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These limits are part of the founding offer, not details hidden behind checkout.
- Non-transferable
- The membership belongs to the purchasing person or organization and cannot be resold or reassigned.
- Fair use
- Manual internal research is allowed; account sharing, scraping, bulk extraction, and data resale are not.
- Refund limit
- Refund requests must be made within 14 days and after no more than three reveal credits have been used.
- Core product only
- Future APIs, premium datasets, bulk exports, managed services, and separately priced add-ons are excluded.
- Commercial lifetime
- Access lasts while Expired GMB Domains or its direct successor continues operating the core commercial product.
The founding offer is capped at 20 memberships. Standard subscriptions are planned from $79/month after it closes.
FAQs
Questions, answered.
The source, metrics and limits stay visible before you join.
What makes a domain part of Authority links?
A page on a named high-authority publisher links to the dropped domain. That link is the qualifying evidence. Moz DA, Moz PA, Majestic Trust Flow and the other figures help compare rows, but no individual metric decides whether the domain belongs.
Does every domain have high DA and PA?
No. The page serves buyers looking for high-DA and high-PA opportunities by making those fields sortable, not by hiding every other publisher-linked domain. Moz coverage can also be missing. A missing score remains an em dash; it is never presented as a measured zero.
Which publisher links are available?
Forbes is the current live source. The collection is designed to keep future Wikipedia, HuffPost (Huffington Post), Business Insider and Entrepreneur imports distinct by source. Those publishers are not presented as available inventory until their rows have been imported and checked.
What can I see before revealing a domain?
You see the publisher, TLD, Trust Flow, Citation Flow, topical categories, referring domains, total links, EDU and government links, Moz DA and PA when measured, availability status and the exact 1–5 credit cost. The name and referring page stay hidden because either one would reveal the other.
How do you know the domain is available?
The collection records an RDAP availability state and rechecks it over time. A domain proved registered is withheld rather than left in the catalogue with a price. Check the displayed state again before registering because availability can change.
Do you check what the domain was used for before?
No. These names are graded on the inbound link, not screened for prior use. A dropped name may have been reused for spam, gambling, adult or other unwanted content after the publisher first linked it. Check Wayback and a live index search before you register anything.
Is the link or a ranking guaranteed to last?
No. A publisher can edit or remove a page or outbound link, and no third-party authority score guarantees search performance. The product shows the source and current evidence so you can inspect the opportunity; it does not promise a future ranking, traffic level or link lifetime.
How many credits does a reveal cost?
Between 1 and 5, shown before you spend anything. Authority-link pricing uses Trust Flow bands and whether the referring page is editorial or a contributor profile. Paying once permanently unlocks the exact domain and referring page for your account.
What happens after I reveal and register one?
Registration is your decision and happens at the registrar of your choice. Expired GMB Domains is a research and prioritization tool; it does not register, purchase or clear trademarks for you. Historical-use and trademark review remain your responsibility.
Is this product affiliated with the named publishers or metric providers?
No. Expired GMB Domains is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Forbes, Wikipedia, HuffPost, Business Insider, Entrepreneur, Moz or Majestic. Their names identify a research source or third-party metric only, and all related marks belong to their respective owners.
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