I asked Google that the address of my former website be removed since
I no longer use AOL. That address was
hometown.aol.com/isabelnc/myhomepage/pet.html.  I've moved the site to
http://www.isabelcutler.com/RickyPageOne.  I subitted the new site to
Yahoo for listing in Google and it hasn't happened.  How to get the
old address and links out and the new address and links in?

---

Request for Question Clarification by philip_lynx-ga on 25 Jul 2002 22:48 PDT

Hello Isabel95,

Google Answers says:
> Thank you for your email. The question, 44556, is currently open for
any
> researcher to answer.

So, if my short answer in the comments section does satisfy your
needs, then I would like to post it as ansswer to your question. Would
you agree?

Friendly greetings,

Philip

I am sure you will get an official answer from google on that one. Let
me just provide you with two quick links that may help you:

://www.google.com/remove.html
and
://www.google.com/addurl.html

The text on the 'remove' URL even addresses your specific problem. If
'Google Answers' leaves the question open, and you are satisfied with
this very quick and terse answer, then I wil gladly post it as answer,
and collect the fee ;-)
Please advise as comment or question clarification...

All the best with your new URL,

          --p

YOU MUST GO TO
://www.google.com/addurl.html 
SUBMIT THE NEW SITE WEBADDRESS
http://www.isabelcutler.com/RickyPageOne
AND
COMENTS 
new site addreess
AFTER ONE MONTH THE GOOGLE MUST INDEX YOUR SITE
GOOGLE MUST CRAWL THE SITES THIS WEEK
DO IT TODAY DON'T WAIT

RickyPageOne
Click here for Custom Sketch and Luggage Tag Ordering Info. My official
name is "Starborn's Mighty Bouncer", but I prefer "Ricky". ... 
www.isabelcutler.com/RickyPageOne - 15k - Cached - Similar pages 

GOOGLE HAVE ONLY ONE OF YOUR PAGES JUST

Hello!

If you goto Google's Refrence at:
://www.google.com/remove.html#change_url
It tells you everything you need to know.

My advice would be to look at useing HTTP 301 re-directs, as they will
tell the googlebot to update itself to the new URL. That is covered in
the mentioned link.

THanks!
-Matt