I've been following this thread with curiosity. Given the variety of ways that the various search engine marketing APIs (so I'm not just picking on Google here) use to signal an error (500, refused connections, ignored connections, as well as the ever popular method of just sending back some formatted HTML and CSS that says "we too D**N busy now try again in 15 minutes"), why would you presume that 200 always means OK? Just treat 200 as "potentially" OK and then check to see if it has an error/fault structure in it. If it doesn't then you're probably good to go. If it does, well now you know what the error is and can do something about it. I gave up trusting the exact HTTP responses from these APIs a long time ago - try to imagine the amount of code behind them on the engine side of things. There's always going to be something buggy or just plain "strange" no matter how hard they try to make them perfect.
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