Umm no...
You can find fake PR by checking different criteria.
Google for:
info:domain.com
See if the result matches what you are expecting. Check the cache and see if it is what you are expecting.
backlinkwatch.com - check the backlinks. Are they all visible? Or was the site hacked and backlinks injected as zero pixel CSS?
Often you will find that a PR4 site was being 301 redirected to another real PR4 site. And Google associated the domain with the redirect. So the cache and/or info data will show the redirects information, not the domain you are buying.
Or... You will find that they have massive links from .org, .edu, and high PR .com that are all hacked sites where the links were injected and CSS was used to make them 0 pixels... So the owner of the site doesn't know they got hacked and are bleeding PR to the fake PR site.
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