Suspension Check
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Fix Report: bad.example.com

19 issues to fix, in the order below. Scanned Tue, 06 Oct 2026 12:00 UTC.

This is a sample report for a made-up store built from a theme template with urgency apps. Your report shows your store's own findings.
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High risk
Suspension Risk score, 0 to 100, for Google Merchant Center. 100 means nothing found.

What a reviewer sees

A store called Your Store Name on Shopify with 8 products. Pages found: home, terms, refund, cart. Contact email coolgadgets2026@gmail.com; business address not found.

14 failing, 5 warnings, 2 passing, 0 not checked.

1. Issues, worst first

FailNo restricted or prohibited content S9
Products in a restricted category: replica brand goods. Each platform publishes its own list, and the paid report shows which platforms restrict what was found.
“…ASSAGE GUN DEEP TISSUE 2 SALE | | Theragun Replica Massage Gun AAA Quality | | MASSAGE GUN DE…”
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
FailContact details visible S1
A way to reach you is shown, but no physical business address. Google treats a missing address as a sign of an unverifiable business.
coolgadgets2026@gmail.com
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
FailRefund policy states a window, conditions and a process S2
The refund policy is a sentence or two that says to contact you. Google needs the window, the conditions and the process spelled out.
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
FailPrice consistent between page and markup P1
Markup price differs from the store's variant price on 2 of 5 sampled products. Price mismatch is the most common item disapproval.
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments
FailStore reachable and working S10
2 of 3 menu links checked are dead: /pages/faq (404), /pages/blog (404).
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
FailShipping policy states costs, regions and delivery times S3
No shipping policy page was found. Google's shipping policy requires delivery times and costs that match what the store says.
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
FailNo template leftovers S6
Placeholder text left from the theme or policy template: “your store name”, “[insert company name]”. Google reads this as an incomplete or fake store.
your store name · [insert company name]
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
FailNo fake urgency S7
Detected a countdown timer app, a live-visitor counter, a recent-sales pop-up. Google's misrepresentation policy bars pricing practices that create a false or misleading impression, and reviewers treat fabricated visitor counts and sales pop-ups as exactly that.
a countdown timer app · a live-visitor counter · a recent-sales pop-up
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
FailPrivacy policy and terms of service published S4
Missing: privacy policy. Both are required by Merchant Center and by every processor's website checklist.
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
FailBusiness identity consistent S5
Identity signals are weak: the store is still named after the theme's placeholder; the contact email is a free mailbox (coolgadgets2026@gmail.com) rather than an address at example.com. Reviewers compare the name, domain and email across pages.
coolgadgets2026@gmail.com
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
FailNo unverifiable claims or badges S8
Claims that need proof: “fda approved”, “clinically proven”, “cures”. Security or trust badge images were found; Google treats badges that are not backed by a real seal as misleading.
fda approved · clinically proven · cures
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
FailNo permanent or inflated sales P3
8 of 8 sampled products show a crossed-out higher price. A store where everything is permanently on sale is what Google calls a fictitious reference price.
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
FailTitles without promotional text P6
7 of 8 sampled titles are all caps, too long, or carry promotional text such as 'FREE SHIPPING'. Google disapproves promotional text in titles.
MASSAGE GUN DEEP TISSUE 0 SALE · FREE SHIPPING!!! Massage Gun Pro 1 · MASSAGE GUN DEEP TISSUE 2 SALE
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads
FailProducts clearly described X2
8 of 8 sampled products have fewer than 25 words of description. Stripe and PayPal reviewers ask for a clear description of what is sold.
Policy: Stripe: Website checklist (read 2026-10-06)
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
WarningAbout page with real content S11
No About page was found. Reviewers use it to see who is behind the store.
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
WarningProduct structured data present P7
Product JSON-LD on 4 of 5 sampled pages. Without it Google cannot verify price and availability from the page.
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads
WarningDomain age S12
The domain was registered 16 days ago. Reviewers treat a very new domain as low trust: make the business identity, About page and policies unusually complete, and expect a slower first review.
2026-09-20
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments, Klarna
WarningGTIN and brand on products P4
8 of 8 sampled products lack a valid GTIN and 8 lack a brand. Not a suspension cause, but it limits visibility and draws 'limited performance' warnings.
Policy: Product data specification: GTIN [gtin] (read 2026-10-06)
Matters to: Merchant Center
WarningProduct images present P5
1 of 8 sampled products have no image.
Matters to: Merchant Center, Google Ads, Stripe, PayPal, Shopify Payments

2. By platform

The same fix list, filtered to what each platform looks at, with that platform's own policy pages.

Google Merchant Center 13

Google Ads 8

Stripe 11

These are the website problems Stripe is known to check. Account history, chargebacks and industry matter too, and a scan cannot see them.

PayPal 9

These are the website problems PayPal is known to check. Account history, chargebacks and industry matter too, and a scan cannot see them.

Shopify Payments 7

These are the website problems Shopify Payments is known to check. Account history, chargebacks and industry matter too, and a scan cannot see them.

Klarna and other buy-now-pay-later providers 6

These are the website problems Klarna is known to check. Account history, chargebacks and industry matter too, and a scan cannot see them.

3. How to fix each one

4 of these are product-data fixes you can apply across every product at once.

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S10: Store reachable and working

Where: Online Store → Preferences (password); Online Store → Navigation
  1. Remove the storefront password and keep the store live during review.
  2. Fix or remove the dead menu links listed.
  3. Place a small test order to confirm checkout works end to end.

S1: Contact details visible

Where: Online Store → Themes → Customize → Footer; Online Store → Pages → Contact
  1. Add your business email address and, if you have one, a phone number to the footer as text, not only inside a contact form.
  2. Add the physical address of the business to the footer and to the Contact page. For a home-based business, a registered agent or mailbox address that you can receive mail at is acceptable; it must be the same address you use in Merchant Center, Stripe and PayPal.
  3. Use an email address on your own domain (for example support@yourstore.com). Free mailboxes count against you.

S2: Refund policy states a window, conditions and a process

Where: Shopify admin → Settings → Policies → Return and refund policy
  1. Replace the policy with one that states the return window in days, the condition items must be in, who pays return shipping, how refunds are issued and how long they take, and how a customer starts a return.
  2. Use the draft generated below, then read it once and change anything that is not true for your store.
  3. Link the policy in the footer and make sure Merchant Center's return policy settings say the same thing.

S3: Shipping policy states costs, regions and delivery times

Where: Shopify admin → Settings → Policies → Shipping policy
  1. State processing time and delivery time as ranges in business days, per region you ship to, and the cost or the rule that sets it.
  2. If you dropship, state the real delivery time (often 10 to 25 business days), and remove any 'ships in 2 days' wording from product pages that your supplier cannot meet.
  3. Make Merchant Center's shipping settings match the policy; Google compares them.

S4: Privacy policy and terms of service published

Where: Shopify admin → Settings → Policies
  1. Create the missing privacy policy and terms of service from the drafts below or Shopify's templates, then edit every placeholder.
  2. Add both to the footer menu: Online Store → Navigation → Footer menu.

S5: Business identity consistent

Where: Settings → General (store details); Settings → Policies; footer
  1. Use one business name everywhere: store name, policy pages, footer, email signature, Merchant Center business information, and the payment processor's account.
  2. Switch the contact email to your own domain.
  3. If your legal entity name differs from the store name, write 'Store Name is operated by Legal Name LLC' in the footer and the About page.

S6: No template leftovers

Where: Online Store → Pages; Settings → Policies; Online Store → Themes → Customize
  1. Search each page named in the finding for the quoted text and replace it with your real details.
  2. Remove the theme's default announcement bar text or replace it with something true.
  3. Delete demo pages and collections you do not use.

S7: No fake urgency

Where: Settings → Apps and sales channels; Online Store → Themes → Customize
  1. Uninstall visitor-counter and fake recent-sales apps. Google treats fabricated social proof as a false or misleading impression.
  2. Remove countdown timers unless they end a real, dated promotion; if you keep one, it must actually end.
  3. Replace 'Only 3 left!' stock messages with Shopify's real inventory count or nothing.

S8: No unverifiable claims or badges

Where: Online Store → Pages; Products → product descriptions
  1. Delete superlatives you cannot prove ('#1 in the USA', 'best in the world') or replace them with facts you can show.
  2. Remove medical wording ('cures', 'clinically proven', 'FDA approved') unless you hold the documentation and the product is eligible to make the claim.
  3. Remove security or trust badge images that are not real seals from a provider you use; keep the payment method logos Shopify renders.

S9: No restricted or prohibited content

Where: Products
  1. Compare the flagged words with each platform's list linked above. Remove or reword products that fall under a prohibited category; restricted categories often need certification before they can be listed.
  2. Remove 'inspired by', 'dupe' and brand names you do not own from titles, tags and descriptions.
  3. If the whole catalogue is in a restricted category, that platform may not be available to you; the report says so rather than pretending a wording change will fix it.

S11: About page with real content

Where: Online Store → Pages → About
  1. Write 150 to 300 words: who runs the store, where it is based, since when, what you sell and why, and how to reach you.
  2. Add the page to the footer or main menu.

S12: Domain age

  1. A new domain cannot be aged, but its trust can be: complete business identity on every page, a real About page, real policies, and your Google Business Profile and social accounts naming the same business and address.
  2. If you own an older domain for the same business, consider making it the primary domain.

P1: Price consistent between page and markup

Where: Online Store → Themes (theme's product JSON-LD); any SEO or markup app
  1. Find which app or theme snippet writes the Product JSON-LD and make it read the live variant price.
  2. If two apps both write markup, remove one.
  3. After fixing, re-fetch the page and check the price in the markup against the price shown.

P3: No permanent or inflated sales

Where: Products → Pricing (Compare-at price)
  1. Clear compare-at prices that were never your real selling price.
  2. Run sales for a defined period and end them; a store that is always 70% off is treated as showing fictitious reference prices.
  3. Keep compare-at prices within a believable range of the selling price.

P4: GTIN and brand on products

Where: Products → Variants → Barcode; Products → Vendor
  1. Enter the manufacturer's GTIN (UPC/EAN) on each variant; for products with no GTIN, set identifier_exists to false in your feed.
  2. Fill in the Vendor field with the brand.

P5: Product images present

Where: Products → Media
  1. Add at least one real product photo per product; no placeholders, no promotional overlays.

P6: Titles without promotional text

Where: Products → Title
  1. Rewrite titles in normal capitalisation, under 150 characters, with no 'FREE SHIPPING', 'SALE' or exclamation marks.
  2. Put the brand, product type and key attribute in the title instead.

P7: Product structured data present

Where: Online Store → Themes → Edit code (product template) or a markup app
  1. Add Product JSON-LD with name, image, description, brand, sku, gtin and an Offer with price, priceCurrency and availability.
  2. Validate one page with Google's Rich Results Test.

X2: Products clearly described

Where: Products → Description
  1. Write at least a short paragraph per product: what it is, what it is made of, size or quantity, what is in the box.

4. Policy drafts from your store's details

Written from what the scan read on your store. Anything in [brackets] could not be read and must be filled in. Read each draft once before publishing; it must be true for your store.

Return and refund policy

Return and refund policy for Your Store Name

Return window. You may return most items within 30 days of delivery for a refund or exchange.

Conditions. Items must be unused, in their original condition and packaging, with any tags attached. Proof of purchase (your order number) is required. [List any items that cannot be returned, such as personalised goods or final-sale items.]

How to start a return. Email coolgadgets2026@gmail.com with your order number and the item you are returning. We will reply within 2 business days with the return address and instructions. [State who pays return shipping.]

Refunds. Once we receive and inspect the item, we will refund the original payment method within 5 to 10 business days. Original shipping charges are [refundable / non-refundable].

Damaged or wrong items. If an item arrives damaged or you received the wrong item, email coolgadgets2026@gmail.com within 7 days of delivery with a photo and we will replace it or refund you at no cost.

Exchanges. [Describe exchanges, or say that the fastest way is to return the item and place a new order.]

Contact. Your Store Name, [your business address], coolgadgets2026@gmail.com.

Shipping policy

Shipping policy for Your Store Name

Where we ship. We ship to [the countries you ship to]. [List any countries or regions you do not ship to.]

Processing time. Orders are processed within [1 to 3] business days. You will receive a confirmation email with tracking once the order ships.

Delivery time. [Standard shipping: 3 to 7 business days. International: 10 to 25 business days.] These are estimates; carrier delays and customs can add time.

Costs. [Free shipping on orders over $X; otherwise a flat rate of $Y / calculated at checkout.] Shipping costs are shown at checkout before you pay.

Duties and taxes. [For international orders, import duties and taxes are the customer's responsibility and are not included in the price.]

Lost or delayed parcels. If your tracking has not updated for 10 business days, email coolgadgets2026@gmail.com and we will investigate with the carrier and replace or refund the order where it is lost.

Contact. Your Store Name, [your business address], coolgadgets2026@gmail.com.

Contact page and footer block

Contact Your Store Name

Email: coolgadgets2026@gmail.com
Phone: [your business phone, optional]
Address: [your business address]
Hours: [Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, your time zone]

We reply to every message within 2 business days.

5. Before you request review

Request review once. Google limits how many reviews an account gets, and a second request with the same problems is what turns a suspension into a permanent one.

All checks

FailStore reachable and working S10
2 of 3 menu links checked are dead: /pages/faq (404), /pages/blog (404).
FailContact details visible S1
A way to reach you is shown, but no physical business address. Google treats a missing address as a sign of an unverifiable business.
coolgadgets2026@gmail.com
FailRefund policy states a window, conditions and a process S2
The refund policy is a sentence or two that says to contact you. Google needs the window, the conditions and the process spelled out.
FailShipping policy states costs, regions and delivery times S3
No shipping policy page was found. Google's shipping policy requires delivery times and costs that match what the store says.
FailPrivacy policy and terms of service published S4
Missing: privacy policy. Both are required by Merchant Center and by every processor's website checklist.
FailBusiness identity consistent S5
Identity signals are weak: the store is still named after the theme's placeholder; the contact email is a free mailbox (coolgadgets2026@gmail.com) rather than an address at example.com. Reviewers compare the name, domain and email across pages.
coolgadgets2026@gmail.com
FailNo template leftovers S6
Placeholder text left from the theme or policy template: “your store name”, “[insert company name]”. Google reads this as an incomplete or fake store.
your store name · [insert company name]
FailNo fake urgency S7
Detected a countdown timer app, a live-visitor counter, a recent-sales pop-up. Google's misrepresentation policy bars pricing practices that create a false or misleading impression, and reviewers treat fabricated visitor counts and sales pop-ups as exactly that.
a countdown timer app · a live-visitor counter · a recent-sales pop-up
FailNo unverifiable claims or badges S8
Claims that need proof: “fda approved”, “clinically proven”, “cures”. Security or trust badge images were found; Google treats badges that are not backed by a real seal as misleading.
fda approved · clinically proven · cures
FailNo restricted or prohibited content S9
Products in a restricted category: replica brand goods. Each platform publishes its own list, and the paid report shows which platforms restrict what was found.
“…ASSAGE GUN DEEP TISSUE 2 SALE | | Theragun Replica Massage Gun AAA Quality | | MASSAGE GUN DE…”
WarningAbout page with real content S11
No About page was found. Reviewers use it to see who is behind the store.
WarningDomain age S12
The domain was registered 16 days ago. Reviewers treat a very new domain as low trust: make the business identity, About page and policies unusually complete, and expect a slower first review.
2026-09-20
FailPrice consistent between page and markup P1
Markup price differs from the store's variant price on 2 of 5 sampled products. Price mismatch is the most common item disapproval.
PassAvailability consistent P2
Availability matches on 5 sampled product pages.
FailNo permanent or inflated sales P3
8 of 8 sampled products show a crossed-out higher price. A store where everything is permanently on sale is what Google calls a fictitious reference price.
WarningGTIN and brand on products P4
8 of 8 sampled products lack a valid GTIN and 8 lack a brand. Not a suspension cause, but it limits visibility and draws 'limited performance' warnings.
Policy: Product data specification: GTIN [gtin] (read 2026-10-06)
WarningProduct images present P5
1 of 8 sampled products have no image.
FailTitles without promotional text P6
7 of 8 sampled titles are all caps, too long, or carry promotional text such as 'FREE SHIPPING'. Google disapproves promotional text in titles.
MASSAGE GUN DEEP TISSUE 0 SALE · FREE SHIPPING!!! Massage Gun Pro 1 · MASSAGE GUN DEEP TISSUE 2 SALE
WarningProduct structured data present P7
Product JSON-LD on 4 of 5 sampled pages. Without it Google cannot verify price and availability from the page.
PassCurrency stated with prices X1
Product pages state the currency alongside prices.
Policy: Stripe: Website checklist (read 2026-10-06)
FailProducts clearly described X2
8 of 8 sampled products have fewer than 25 words of description. Stripe and PayPal reviewers ask for a clear description of what is sold.
Policy: Stripe: Website checklist (read 2026-10-06)

Each rule above names the policy page it restates and the date that page was read. Policies change; if a rule looks stale, write to support@qquotient.com.