Http://newsite.intercallsystems.com/vista-series/sales@intercallsystems.com
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I keep getting crawl errors for urls that have email addresses on the end. I have no idea what these are. Here is an example: the-audio-visual-system/sales@intercallsystems.com
Where would these be coming from, how are they created? How can i fix them? When I try to do a 301 redirect it doesn't work.
Thanks for your help,
Rena -
Thank you! That worked
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Hi Rena
The links are a result of missing the proper mailto: tag when linking an email address. In the source code you will want to look for [sales@intercallsystems.com](<a class=)">
and replace it with <a <="" span="">href="mailto:</a>sales@intercallsystems.com">
Hope this helps!
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Hi Matt,
Im still having issues with this. On my moz dashboard it says 49% of my pages have 404 errors. they all end with a email address. I've never seen a permalink like this and have no idea where they are coming from.
When I go to add redirection to them it won't let me. I have no problem fixing other 404 errors but any with an email ending will not allow me to with Redirection plugin.
Rena
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Hi Rena!
Just checking, did Eric' answer take care of things? Or are you still having trouble with this?
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Thanks for the response, I see them in webmaster tools in crawl errors. I had redone this site for them and i believe these were from the previous site. I wasn't sure what to do about them.
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I'm not sure where you're seeing these crawl errors. Most likely, though, they are links in your website where you list your contact information (your email address). So, the pages that list sales@intercallsystems.com might have the link to your email coded wrong.
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