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Thanks... I was afraid of this. At least I'm not the guy who had the wrong URL printed.
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Thanks... I was afraid of this. At least I'm not the guy who had the wrong URL printed.

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Our company owns a domain, xyzcompany.com. Someone here mistakenly put a totally incorrect URL on a bunch of printed material. Is there a way to redirect this incorrect URL to our server.<br />
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The URL was supposed to be: xyzcompany.com/promotionAB<wbr />C.html<br />
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The incorrect URL reads: xyzcompany/promotionABC.co<wbr />m<br />
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Even if we bought the domain &quot;promotionABC.com&quot; (which we DON'T want to do), can you point to something like xyzcompany/promotionABC.co<wbr />m??<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Uomobello
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Our company owns a domain, xyzcompany.com. Someone here mistakenly put a totally incorrect URL on a bunch of printed material. Is there a way to redirect this incorrect URL to our server.

The URL was supposed to be: xyzcompany.com/promotionABC.html

The incorrect URL reads: xyzcompany/promotionABC.com

Even if we bought the domain "promotionABC.com" (which we DON'T want to do), can you point to something like xyzcompany/promotionABC.com??

Thanks,
Uomobello

Redirecting to another URL

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