Redirect unwanted visitors from search engine to another page?

[Jesse_Smith]

domain.com/aid/8892124430631224127/bc.chat?cwdid=3193729435149232271&&DI=293
&IG=ec836a6c594c48b085d88006b1f57ce8&POS=4&CM=WPU&CE=1&CS=AWP&SR=1

is #1 for a certian chat term on MSN with 146,888,093 results.

How do you redirect visitors to another page? (It's not even a chat room, but a form to send an E-Mail and it's not fun geting bombed with E-Mail from people thinking they are chating!)

[jdMorgan]

So are you looking to redirect only requests for that page and query string referred only by MSN search, and only if the specific term was searched for?

More detailed requirements = more detailed answers...

JIm

[Jesse_Smith]

Just that URL, just from MSN, and for just one two worded search term.

[jdMorgan]

For use in top-level .htaccess file:

RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} ^http://search\.msn\.[\?]+\?q=[i]word1[/i]\+[i]word2[/i]&
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^cwdid=3193729435149232271&&DI=293$
RewriteRule ^aid/8892124430631224127/bc\.chat$ http://www.example.com/[i]another_page.ext[/i] [R=301,L]

I assume you already have other rewriterules and the configuration directives required to enable mod_rewrite on your server.

Jim