Why is the Moz tool bar page analysis saying my website is from Romania when we are in the United States?
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So when I go to my client's website, https://www.paracore.com/ and on the home page, I use the Moz toolbar. From there I then use the "Page Analysis." If you look at the "URL" line there is a Romanian flag next to the site name. Then I scroll down within the page analysis and the "Country" line says Romania. This is a WordPress site, and the company is based in Arizona. Can anyone explain to me if this is code that I can find and change or remove? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi there!
I'm really sorry for the trouble here. This is actually a known issue with the MozBar at this time. For some sites an incorrect country is detected. Our engineers are aware of the issue, but until it is resolved we recommend ignoring this field. Sorry about that!
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I can only assume it is server related. I too saw Romania on the page analysis too. Am I right in thinking you host with GoDaddy it might be worth checking with them (solely based on who.is for wildwestdomains, which is a subsidary of godadady and where your domain is registered), it could possibly be cloud hosting related also or the IP database may not be fully up to date.
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Really weird you are right it shows a country flag (Rumania) but your code is fine
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