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PBN algorithmic penalty recovery time?

We have a 13 year old 60DR legit e-commerce site. Our rankings have dropped considerably over the last year and we couldn't figure out why. After an investigation we found out last week that our employee who was doing SEO set up a small PBN network for our site to increase rankings about a year ago. The rankings did increase for about 3 months then continually started tanking to this day for the entire site. We think this is what may be causing the overall issue of rankings. Since we found out, we had the PBN network sites taken completely offline and domains disavowed last week. How long can it take to recover from something like this?

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