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For our customers here at ebizautos, we offer a special mobile page that is hosted on our .mobi site. For example, universalautonv.com ranks really well in las vegas for it's search terms. When you find the result in the SERP's and visit with a mobile devices, it get forwarded to a different domain. It has not affected out clients ability to rank! Hope this helps, and if I answered your question please mark this post/question as answered  Thank you!

Hi Lisa This is interesting. As far as I can tell, everything is configured 100% correctly. Few questions: 1. Do you keep all images in /sites/default/files/?     Were all (most) of your errors related to items using that path? 2. This could be a downtime issue. Did you experience any availability problems? 3. Do you see any changes in the error report? (different results for the same URL)     If so, this makes my downtime theory more plausible. Also, the site loaded VERY slowly for me. I've run Google Page speed and saw that you have issue with Cache headers (low expiration date that makes it harder to leverage local and CDN caching capabilities) See here: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights#url=http_3A_2F_2Fwww.mnn.com_2F&mobile=false&rule=LeverageBrowserCaching This should be looked at. Beyond the immediate ux and seo implications, this can contribute to server load and can be have a negative effect on website's availability. (i.e. the above mentioned downtime) Best Igal

I've thought about this idea to get rid of bad links from specific referrers. I agree with the comments Ian has made but when it is the homepage it's not always possible to follow those steps.  Has anyone else had any experience/information?