Google Has Blocked All CO.CC Sub-Domains From Its Search

Its not a good news for who using CO.CC domain for their blogs. Google has just blocked all sites with CO.CC domains from showing in Google Search. Google has make this decision against web spam and poor quality sites on CO.CC. CO.CC is a domain company that offers subdomains for free.

Google has reserves the right to ban all sites on a host if the host seems to have an unusual percentage of spammy sites on it. Google banned a whole sub-domain yesterday specifically co.cc.
According to Mr. JohnMu, "If we see a very large fraction of sites on a specific freehost be spammy or low-quality, we do reserve the right to take action on the freehost as a whole. Taking action like this is not really something new, and it is something that we may do elsewhere at Google as well".
"If you feel that your particular site is in line with our Webmaster Guidelines, I would recommend submitting a reconsideration request. Additionally, if you use a subdomain on a widely used domain name, and feel that your subdomain provider is not up to par with regards to preventing and handling abuse quickly - be it webspam, phishing, or malware - you may wish to look into ways of remedying that."

"That being said the Google AdWords Help forum even has an AdWords representative suggesting you do not use co.cc as a domain. The representative explained that although the TLD is not yet banned from AdWords, it is a risky TLD and it is "definitely [in] a bad neighborhood"

The CO.CC is only company that offers two subdomains for free and makes money from selling as many as 15,000 to any individual. People wanting to fill thousands of such pages and websites with junk that they can then get to rank in the search results.
It seems that Google has had enough from co.cc provided websites and has now blocked the entire domain, regardless if the individual subdomains were legitimate or not.

Google's Matt Cutts also comments on Google+, "First, a definition: a 'freehost' is a domain that will let anyone register a site on that domain. There's lots and lots of high-quality freehosts out there (wordpress.com comes to mind. We absolutely do try to be granular, but I wanted to mention that if we see a very large fraction of sites on a specific freehost be spammy or low-quality, we do reserve the right to take action on the freehost as a whole. I think most savvy search/SEO folks would understand this completely, but I figure it's better to over-communicate than under-communicate.
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