Fix GMC Misrepresentation Violation

My Google Merchant Center was recently suspended for “Website policy misrepresentation” and the notice points to “Inaccurate business information,” specifically the way my business description is presented. I have already confirmed that my address and contact details are fine; only the wording about what we do seems to be triggering the flag. I’m looking for a specialist who knows the ins-and-outs of GMC policy, can spot the sections of text or metadata that Google considers misleading, rewrite them so they fully comply, and then guide the entire reinstatement process—up to the appeal submission and final approval. Key things I expect from you: • A quick audit of the current site and Merchant Center account to pinpoint every instance of non-compliant wording. • Clear, policy-aligned rewrites of the business description (and any related snippets) so they accurately reflect our services without over-promising or conflicting statements. • Step-by-step updates inside GMC, including any feed adjustments, schema changes, or policy clarification notes. • Handling or advising on the appeal submission until the “Account Approved” notice appears. If you’ve resolved similar “Website policy misrepresentation” suspensions—especially those tied to business-description wording—please let me know your approach and the average turnaround you achieve.