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Be Aware!
For all those interested in having a whitelabel at videosecrets.com, I want to tell you some things I've discovered.
First thing, is that their whitelabels come by default with a "canonical" tag into the header, something like that: <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.flirt4free.com"/>. Obviously, with this line of code, your whitelabel will not get any credit from search engines, being seen just as a backdoor to flirt4free. Don't expect any search engine ranking with this line in place!
The good thing is that, by request, this can be removed.
The second thing, is that new whitelabels have a robots.txt file that will not allow search engines spiders to crawl the site. They say that this restriction will be removed once the website gets a steady amount of monthly traffic. Obviously, it can't be search engine traffic, since no search engine would rank a website that it can't crawl.
The bad thing about this second issue is that it can't be removed.
Good luck!