> Wouldn't the pages be cached on Google, even if they did change it? Not necessarily. You can request to have your pages removed from Google. You can also do things to prevent Google from indexing your content in the first place, although that might not be a good idea for an ecommerce vendor. But even if they are cached on Google, that would not be especially compelling evidence, since to make a good case you'd have to then acquire the source code of the application, which Google obviously doesn't index.
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