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Matt Chauhan

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Looking for a sanity check / any known fix on this one.

The listing: an established, verified service-area/home-services profile (US). Long-standing, 1,000+ reviews, not new or recently created.

Symptom: Opening "Edit profile" from the search-overlay editor returns "500. That's an error. There was an error. Please try again later." for 3+ days straight. Editing from the Google Maps mobile app fails too, with "Cannot reach server." So it's every editing surface, not a browser quirk.

Isolation done so far:
- Multiple browsers, incognito, multiple devices and networks (incl. cellular), cache/cookies cleared
- Confirmed manager access
- Every OTHER listing on the same agency account edits normally — only this one is affected
- The business owner (a separate login / different account) gets the same failure when they try to edit directly

No suspension notice or policy email that we've found. Profile is still live and displaying normally to customers — only editing is locked.

Because it's one listing, fails on every surface, and hits two independent logins, it reads like a server-side block on the listing itself (under review? stuck pending edit? unresolved merge/duplicate?) rather than anything client-side.

Questions for the group:
1. Anyone seeing a wave of this recently, or is it listing-specific?
2. Does this pattern line up more with a silent review/soft-suspend, or with a merge/duplicate conflict on the listing?
3. Beyond GBP support chat + the help community, is there a faster escalation path (Product Expert referral, redressal form) you'd use?
4. Anything that reliably clears a stuck edit backend, or is it purely wait-for-Google?

Appreciate any pointers.
 
As a 500 error is server-side there is nothing you can do. The profile is corrupt or has some issue preventing the browser from connecting with the server (or more likely multiple servers).

Your only option is to raise as ticket with Google and report the problem.
 
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