I searched for - unwanted calls - 429,000 results (5 times) Then, I limited my search - "unwanted calls" - 1,680,000 results (5 times) How can the subset be larger than the set? By not using quotation marks, I should get every page that has the word unwanted somewhere, and the word calls somewhere. By using quotation marks, I should only get pages that have the phrase "unwanted calls", which should be a lot less than the search without quotation marks. Has anyone else seen this behavior lately? I have never seen it before. I think something is broken. EDIT: OK, now 318,000 using quotation marks - so it is just sometimes, I guess. Things are jumping around a lot these days. Sorry I posted this. But if you do see this, you can mention it here. Or just let this puppy die. This really screws up my long-time "Google analysis tool" of typing in "companyname sucks", and then comparing results. It used to work so well, but I see I can't trust it anymore. Paypal was always #1. Followed by ATT, Wallmart and then Microsoft. . .
This means that the results were indeed not correct at some point of time! And I thought google's search was very reliable! Probably, this is the result of over experimentation..I guess Regards, RightMan