impact on seo of robot.txt on the " page suspended" hosting company

[ROHOST]

Hy there. Help me pls.

I work at a web hosting company, and i don't know what should i do with the "page suspended" . We have 3 types of indexed " page suspended"

One is like this: http://r25.rohost.com/suspended.page

BUT rohost.com is the name of the web hosting company and not the name of the suspended domain.

If i try to see my links in Google i find a lot of links coming from those suspended pages. I dont know if thats good or bad...because i dont find another web hosting company indexed with that page.

Should i put the robot.txt on it or not?

 

[Alexishost]

HI , I found http://www.robotstxt.org/faq.html is helpful when decide to include robot txt or not.

Thanks!

 

[cableguy]

is what you're saying is that your user's domains when suspended, they get redirected to the above page? instead of keeping their domain and displaying that page?

I think that's how it should be.. not a redirect.. right?

 

[ROHOST]

is what you're saying is that your user's domains when suspended, they get redirected to the above page? instead of keeping their domain and displaying that page?

I think that's how it should be.. not a redirect.. right?

Yes, that i what i want to say. I think it should be written the user domains when the page is suspended, not my domain.

Thank you for your answer. I fill the same way but i want to be sure before i tell my boss what should he change.

KIND REGARDS,
ROHOST

 

[sequencehosting]

I agree. I think it's always best to have a suspended page as long as it still shows the customers domain in the address bar rather than redirecting to a page on your site. You should always include your logo on the page though since you may get new sign ups as a result of that.

Jack

 

[servermanage]

I would place a robots.txt to exclude the suspended page setup