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@Matthew Zivkovic I was going through aged domain section. This domain has high spam score of around 45%, but is still considered a great domain as per example given in classroom notes. So while picking up domains, how much importance shall we give to spam score?

While looking at expired domains to buy them, If the domain is not indexed in Google by checking using the below syntax, then should we buy it or not, considering all other parameters are in place. Please advise!!! syntax to check if domain is indexed: site:domainname

If an expired domain name is a company name (not trademarked), and not a generic city+service domain name, then in that case can we use the company name expired domain or are there any legal issues in using it? Please advise.