Did you know that MySQL has a stop word list ?
For MyISAM, there are 543 words that do not get included in a fulltext index ???
In the MySQL 5.6 Docs on this (Stopwords for MyISAM Search Indexes), you can see the list.
name
is on line 55 column 4
your
is on line 108 column 4
That why all attempts to search on those two words will fail.
If you convert the table to InnoDB, drop and create the FullText index, you will find them. There are only 36 stop words for InnoDB FullText Indexes.
If the table has to remain MyISAM, you have to provide an empty stopword list, restart mysqld, drop and create the FullText Index again.
Here are some of my past posts on this:
Please refer to the Jan 26, 2012
post on how to setup and empty stopword list.
UPDATE 2018-05-04 22:44 EDT
If you run this in SQL Fiddle
SELECT * FROM site_plugin_products_cache_texts
WHERE match(item_text) AGAINST ('+CALL' IN BOOLEAN MODE);
This will work because CALL
in not in the stopword list.