The agent fetched the homepage and the overpayment consultation page, reached by a link from the homepage, and produced a thorough explanation of the service, audience, and claims. It could not complete the pricing question, since the site never states success fees, and it did not fetch the FAQ or office pages that might have answered it.

• ›Homepage and consultation page were directly fetchable and carried the core service, audience, and contact information without needing search.
• ›Pricing is the central gap: 'consultation and initial fees free' is stated, but success fees, court costs, and fee-from-refund questions are unanswered on every fetched page.
• ›The agent did not follow the linked FAQ (/qanda/qa_kabarai) or office pages, leaving answerable questions unexplored and relying on the site's own marketing claims for the differentiation section.
• ›Machine readability was moderate: content was fetchable as prose, but key terms and conditions were scattered across pages and some claims (speed, blacklisting) required careful reading to interpret correctly.