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Business name, address or contact details that differ between important pages
Trust and transparency issue
“Misrepresentation” can describe several trust and transparency concerns rather than one broken field. MerchantProof examines the public evidence a customer can see and explains which inconsistencies deserve attention.
What can cause it
These are investigation paths, not a claim about Google's hidden reason for your account or item status.
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Business name, address or contact details that differ between important pages
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Policies that are incomplete, contradictory or difficult to reach before purchase
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Claims, promotions or availability that the customer journey does not support
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Unfinished templates, copied placeholders or unclear responsibility for fulfilment
What MerchantProof examines
We compare the visible business identity and contact routes across the homepage, contact, policy and legal surfaces.
We check whether delivery, returns, payment and product information can be found and understood before purchase.
The report labels what is confirmed, probable, possible or unavailable instead of claiming to know Google’s hidden reason.
Start by checking identity, contact and policy consistency across the whole customer journey. Adding more trust badges is not a substitute for accurate, verifiable information.
Evidence to prepare
Technical files are optional when they are unavailable. MerchantProof asks only for evidence it cannot collect safely from the public store itself.
MerchantProof Diagnostic
£99
£99 total · one-time · no subscription
This is an independent evidence review, not a certification of compliance and not access to Google’s internal misrepresentation assessment.