Verified main domain disappeared from Bing after temporary WordPress Multisite /blog/ issue — REQ00220564

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Verified main domain disappeared from Bing after temporary WordPress Multisite /blog/ issue — REQ00220564

俊欽張 0

Hello Bing Webmaster Tools team,

My verified main domain disappeared from Bing Search after a temporary WordPress Multisite URL issue.

Support case:

REQ00220564

Domain:

https://vrpupu.com/

This is not a new domain. It is my main verified website, and it was previously visible in Bing Search.

What happened:

During WordPress Multisite setup, the system temporarily generated around 250 existing posts under the /blog/ path.

This was a configuration mistake. The issue was discovered and fixed within about 30 hours.

Current technical status:

All /blog/ URLs now return 301 redirects to the original canonical URLs.
The XML sitemap now only contains the correct canonical URLs.
Internal links have been cleaned and now point to the canonical URLs.
robots.txt does not block Bingbot.
There is no noindex tag.
The main domain is verified in Bing Webmaster Tools.
Google has already started clearing the temporary /blog/ URLs. The number of indexed /blog/ URLs has dropped from around 250 to around 45 after about 10 days.

Additional context:

The website also recently added a legitimate German multilingual section under:

https://vrpupu.com/de/

This /de/ section is not spam and is not a duplicate URL accident. It is a real German-language section of the same verified website.

Current problem:

After the temporary /blog/ issue, the whole main domain appears to have lost visibility in Bing Search.

This looks like a domain-level visibility or serving-layer issue, not a normal crawl discovery problem.

Important URLs:

Homepage:

https://vrpupu.com/

German section:

https://vrpupu.com/de/

Temporary URL pattern already fixed:

https://vrpupu.com/blog/

Request:

Could someone help route support case REQ00220564 to the Bing indexing / serving team for manual re-evaluation?

The temporary URL issue has already been fixed, and I would like Bing to re-evaluate the main domain visibility.

Thank you.

俊欽張 0 Reputation points

2026-04-29T06:15:22.4666667+00:00
Thank you for the clarification.

I understand that Microsoft Learn Q&A cannot modify or escalate support case REQ00220564 directly.

I am not asking the Q&A community to modify the ticket. I am asking for guidance on the correct official Bing channel for this specific situation.

This is a verified main domain that was previously visible in Bing Search. After a temporary WordPress Multisite /blog/ URL issue, the domain appears to have lost visibility in Bing Search.

The technical issue has already been fixed:

/blog/ URLs now return 301 redirects to the original canonical URLs.

The sitemap contains only canonical URLs.

robots.txt allows Bingbot.

There is no noindex tag.

The domain is verified in Bing Webmaster Tools.

The issue affects the main domain visibility, not only one URL.

The support ticket system only allows a very short message and does not allow detailed follow-up or screenshots.

For this kind of verified-domain visibility / serving issue, should I continue only with Bing Webmaster Support, or is there a more specific official form or channel for Bing indexing / serving review?

Support case:

REQ00220564

Domain:

https://vrpupu.com/

Thank you.

1 answer

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俊欽張 0 Reputation points

2026-04-29T06:15:22.4666667+00:00

Thank you for the clarification.

I understand that Microsoft Learn Q&A cannot modify or escalate support case REQ00220564 directly.

I am not asking the Q&A community to modify the ticket. I am asking for guidance on the correct official Bing channel for this specific situation.

This is a verified main domain that was previously visible in Bing Search. After a temporary WordPress Multisite /blog/ URL issue, the domain appears to have lost visibility in Bing Search.

The technical issue has already been fixed:

/blog/ URLs now return 301 redirects to the original canonical URLs.

The sitemap contains only canonical URLs.

robots.txt allows Bingbot.

There is no noindex tag.

The domain is verified in Bing Webmaster Tools.

The issue affects the main domain visibility, not only one URL.

The support ticket system only allows a very short message and does not allow detailed follow-up or screenshots.

For this kind of verified-domain visibility / serving issue, should I continue only with Bing Webmaster Support, or is there a more specific official form or channel for Bing indexing / serving review?

Support case:

REQ00220564

Domain:

https://vrpupu.com/

Thank you.

Answer 1

Bing Webmaster Tools support and routing of internal cases such as REQ00220564 cannot be handled here. For issues with site visibility, indexing, or serving in Bing Search, use the official Bing Webmaster and feedback channels:

Sign in to the Bing Webmaster Toolbox to review crawl/indexing information and available tools.
If there are concerns about specific URLs or search results, submit them via the Bing search results feedback or the dedicated form to report these to Microsoft Bing.
For general Bing issues or to seek additional help from the community, use the Microsoft community forum for Bing.

Internal routing to the Bing indexing/serving team is handled only through Microsoft’s official support and feedback pipelines; external channels such as this cannot escalate or modify REQ00220564.

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