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Having problems with spam score

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Hi I am having problems with the spam score of my links.

Although I have removed the "bad ones" and disavow them in many cases, it is still showing a bad score. My site is https://www.way2net.com/

Is there any way to improve this faster?

Thanks!
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way2netseo last edited by

Thank you basezap, I have waited more than 25 days, but perhaps it needs more time like 3-4 months, I do not know.
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basezap last edited by

It takes some time I believe for this to take effect. I hope you have waited for some considerable number of days before crawling again ?

Mentioning wait time, might help moz members answering accurately.
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