Domain Stacks, Positive SEO?

Question

I have a client who brought a truck with the domains that he wants me to redirect to his site.

Some of them have the same name with different top-level domains (mysite.com, mysite.co.uk, etc. etc.), but many of them are related to keywords (mylocation-businessType.com etc. etc.).

I am wondering if any of them will be negative for SEO. I think Google’s top-level domain changes will be fine and expected, but can keywords be submissions as a bit of a hack?

What are the good people in stackoverflow view?

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Answer 5

Google : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1lVPrYoBkA

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He also said that if he does, he will redirect each of the sites to different important pages of the target sites. If the redirected domains had previously set pages, they will still flow to the pager (not exactly, but at a lower level).