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Have you checked those pages to make sure there are actually links to your site on the referral path page you're seeing in analytics?

If they don't actually have links to your clients sites then it's possible they are just spamming your analytics. There are several ways to exclude this data from your analytics though. https://moz.com/blog/how-to-stop-spam-bots-from-ruining-your-analytics-referral-data

Hope that helps.

I have this situation on my sites too. This might not be right, but to double check that my 301s aren't being seen as duplicates of the 200s that they are redirecting to I'll filter my crawl test tool report from Moz to only show the records where the HTTP status code doesn't equal 200 and duplicate page content is yes.

I have a couple different crawlers that I use and they each work a little differently. I think some might look at your situation and return page A as a 200 just because when it resolves to page B it is a 200, where other crawlers are more sensitive and see page A as a 301.

I hope that helps!

Great, thank you! If it's my mail server, I know we use ProofPoint for all our email security, should I give them your domain that the reports will be coming from (if it's different than something@moz.com) to make sure they get through? -Cheers!

How long do they really take? I  think I opted in to receive emails from MOZ but I didn't see that as an option on the email form. I need to be able to rely on the assumption that if I set up a custom email to send that it will in fact send.

Have you checked those pages to make sure there are actually links to your site on the referral path page you're seeing in analytics?

If they don't actually have links to your clients sites then it's possible they are just spamming your analytics. There are several ways to exclude this data from your analytics though. https://moz.com/blog/how-to-stop-spam-bots-from-ruining-your-analytics-referral-data

Hope that helps.