Duplicate Page content
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I found these URLs in
Issue: Duplicate Page Content
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http://www.decoparty.fr/Products.asp?SubCatID=4612&CatID=139
1 0 10 1 http://www.decoparty.fr/Products.asp?SubCatID=4195&CatID=280
1 0 10 1 http://www.decoparty.fr/Catproducts.asp?CatID=124
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It's probably because a large portion of each page is identical when you look at the source code. There are only a couple of dozen words that are different between the pages, and all of the rest is identical. The crawler can't see images and tell that there are different items on the different pages.
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