This is their message:

APRIL FOOLS!

As many of you have already guessed, we are not really being sued. (That would suck if we really were and everyone thought it was an April Fool's joke though!)

For the first part of the day, if you tried to purchase something, it would always give the error "This item cannot be purchased because it is currently in someone else's shopping cart. Please try back in 15 minutes". Later in the day we decided to make all of the order buttons redirect to a page that said "April Fooled You!" (So no, we did not make any money from this!)

We hope you all had a great April Fools day!

As I expected, they did NOT sell their award. Actually, they did not sell anything. It was much more genuine than I thought, just pure, innocent comedy. Bravi.

Smosh says:

Smosh sued for $20million - sell their stuff online

Google is really pushing my limits, and I don't mean it in a bad way. April 1st has been a very special day for Google, and every year I don't know what to expect, and whether it's for real or if it's yet another hoax. When they announced Gmail nobody believed it, 1GB of space when not conceivable in the hotmail-era of a 20MB or so...

Now they even started a wikipedia war by linking the Grandfather paradox page (which is now protected for obvious reasons) on their last hoax: Gmail custom time.

Google Australia launched gDay today, a new search engine that allows users to search a day in advance of real time: