Not so hard, there are many sites that sell links, just run a search in google. best links are .edu and .gov , once you contact the site's owner, he will make the link for you, all you have to do is pay..

That is a myth. .edu and .gov links are not special in any way at any time.

Well, i dont agree with you, google have much more respect for them then to other high pr links... we can agree not to agree..

I have nothing to agree with you guys co'z I have no .edu and .gov backlinks yet. Well, if I can gain, maybe that's the time I can share my experience.

Google flat out said they aren't special. Are you going to disagree with Google?

And why they aren't special is easy to understand when you think about it. Web pages on .edu and .gov domains tend to rank well because they contain quality content and many webmasters will link to their content as a result. Both of these are key elements in SEO. Also, most .edu pages are published by students and are seen as worthless by Google. Links from those pages are thus worthless despite the fact they are on a .edu TLD.

Also, there are no arbitrary bonuses given by Google. No site gets a bonus because of its TLD or any other factor. Google's PageRank algorithm already determines what is a quality page and what isn't. Arbitrary bonuses aren't needed.

It's hard to have an argument with guru.

You may get some basic idea about backlinks form www.google.com/webmasters...Though the quality backlinks helps your site to get boost.......

Yeah, I know about backlink. My point is I don't go arguing to others. What I've read and learned keeps on my mind.

There is no point of any arguement in the back links even about .edu and .gov.

They generally have more PR from Google, because they have much traffic than a .com or any other domain. That's only why.

Back links can be defined simply just by - your links on other websites are back links of your website.

That's not true. PR has nothing to do with traffic. It has to do with link popularity and only link popularity. Most .edu and .gov pages do not have high PR. And the ones that do have high PR because they have great content and thus have a lot of links pointing to them.