You’re looking to buy six chairs for your new dining room table. A retailer advertises the price for one dining chair in an ad. However, when users click on the ad and buy the product, they are charged for a set of six chairs. Which Shopping ads policy is the advertiser violating?

To maintain user trust in our platform, we ensure that ads are transparent, accurate, and informative. We prohibit any ads or landing pages that mislead users by omitting important product details or presenting false or deceptive information about products, services, or businesses.

• Return policy
• Usefulness
• Unsupported Shopping content
• Misrepresentation of self or product

Explanation:
The misrepresentation policy for Shopping ads emphasizes transparency and trustworthiness. The product shown in the ad must accurately reflect what’s offered on the website.

Example: If a merchant advertises the price of a single dining chair, but the ad image displays a dining table with six chairs, it can mislead users. When they click the ad and land on a page selling just one chair, it violates