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To answer your question Xxxxxpp, he is using a redirect trick as described on the PR hacking thread on this forum:
http://www.webmaster-talk.com/showthread.php?t=21979
Basically he uses a redirect to fool a googlebot into thinking that the backlinks to another site are his and therefore gian its PR.
If you type "link:www.google.com" into google to come up with all the backlinks, what a surprise you get 3,480,000 links, the exact same number that he claims to have.
(He has also tried to sell this domain but the moderator TPWinky closed the thread.)
In theory you can claim any sites backlinks are your own by using this but obviously most people opt for a PR 10 ranked site.
As discussed on the PR hack thread above, the trick only works on toolbar PR and I do not think that you get search engine advantage of that high PR. Even if you do Google discovers this trick after another update and corrects it (probably penalising the site in the process.)
MattD
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