The agent could not access redzed.com directly (all fetches returned 403 Forbidden) and assembled a partial answer from web search results that quoted or linked to the site's own pages, plus one third-party review. The site's core facts were discoverable via search, but the agent could not verify them against primary sources.

• ›Every direct fetch of redzed.com (including www variants, /about, /faqs) returned 403 Forbidden, forcing the agent to rely entirely on search results and third-party summaries. The site is not accessible via standard web fetch, which severely limits machine-readability.
• ›Search snippets and linked resources (especially the September 2024 product guide PDF and HomeLoanExperts review) supplied enough structured information to answer most of the task, but the agent explicitly noted it could not verify rates, fees, or eligibility claims against the site itself.
• ›Pricing data conflicts across sources and dates (rates ranging from 5.99% to 6.92% p.a. depending on publication date), indicating either significant rate movement or inconsistent messaging across RedZed's own pages — the agent could not resolve this because it could not fetch those pages directly.
• ›The agent correctly identified model-memory boundaries: it noted that marketing claims (48-hour approval, 'proudly not a bank') were unverified and that company size figures from third-party directories conflicted with RedZed's own claims, but it did not invent missing facts.
• ›The site publishes a broker-only product guide (PDF) and operates through partner channels rather than direct web enrollment, which explains the 403 blocks — the site may be targeting brokers and authenticated users, not general public crawlers.