Atypical 301 redirect Question
I am a novice/newbie website owner.
I have a website with googlepages (GPC). Gpc is going to be transitioning to google sites (not what I am interested in). They have stated that we can move our sites manually or wait for them to move them (once they figure it out...scary).
Ultimately I would like to move to a new webhost. However, when I started my website last summer I wanted to use the name I would eventually be using, so I did a 301 redirect to eliminate the confusion of names for later. Now all my visitors know my site by the .com site name BUT they are cached as ______.googlepages.com. And now I am confused how to get rid of the 301. (I know...I should have done a 302...I didn't know I would get bored so quickly)
I would like to eliminate the 301 redirect to no longer point to the googlepages but keep it at the .com site.
I pointed from domain name A to site B. Now I want to get rid of site B and use a new webhost but use domain name A...but I don't know how to get rid of the redirect to remain at domain name A. Help! (Remember I am a novice so go easy and explain)
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ehicks727 -
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