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As much as Google likes to pontificate on how we should all run and structure our websites, I’m really surprised to still see a 404 error page when I go to:
http://www.google.com/adwords/
C’mon Google, 301 that thing over to http://adwords.google.com already so I don’t have to see this misplaced Google Adwords Login error anymore:
It gets confusing when you mix and match subdomains and subfolders for your services:
Am I the only one who can’t keep them straight 100% of the time?
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I agree, why should I have to google “Adwords” or any of their other services to find the page. A little consistency would be nice.
adwords;you are indeed bringing help to the afflicted keep it up!!!
I have been wondering if I have a hitch hiket or trojan for some time now. When I click on a payed link from Google I get the Page not found error. I thought this was only happening on one computer but you guys are having trouble finding pages too. I just signed up for AdWords and I cannot get to the sign in screen. The bad part about this is have you ever tried getting a message to a human at Google? I finally sent a message through an email to a department that was trying to sell something and I never got a message back. All the paid advertising like Adwords on the Google page goes to Page Not Found. If I cut and paste an advertisers URL it goes with no problem. Go figure, at least the paid ad won’t charge for the click, at least I would not think so!