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I received the notification on Google+ Page pre-approved custom URL and would like to request a different URL. On the Google+ Help Page it stated that we can request a different URL but there was no such option for our page. Looking around the internet, I could not find anyone with a similar situation and tried accessing the page as manager.
From my research, other people do have the option to request different suitable URL for their page.
It is not possible at the moment, 30th of October 2013. The URL you are offered is the only one you can use.
It was previously possible but the option has been removed during this roll-out.
There is no comment on if this option will be provided in the future.
Currently:
Previous:
For those no good at spotting the difference, look at the bottom, next to the “Not now” button—Don't like this URL? Request a different one.
As of now, it is impossible to change your Google+ Custom URL. The Google support page says:
Once approved, this URL will be linked to your Google+ page or Profile, so be sure everything is exactly the way you want it. Once your URL has been approved, you can't request to change it. When you're certain, click Confirm.
Change your custom URL
If you want to change the capitalization or accents/diacritics of your custom URL, follow these steps:
Go to the "Links" section of your Google+ profile. A box will appear allowing you to make edits to the formatting. Remember, you can only change the capitalization or accents/diacritics of the URL, not the URL itself.
I guess you're not the only one having such an issue so Google might change this policy, but right now I believe there's nothing you can do.
Best Answer
There has been a lot of discussion about this in the Google+ Help Community
There is no option for requesting a different custom url at this time. If you are unhappy with this process, please send Feedback (in the left-hand drop down menu). The team looks at each and every piece of feedback sent in, and the more feedback they get on a particular topic, the more this becomes a priority.