LinkedIn's cancellation and refund approval are shown; the amount is only in the bot's report.
Forgotten LinkedIn Premium cancelled and refunded
Posted by @VedanthVasuDev on X, . Post re-checked with its images on 2026-10-19.
£29.99 once
One-time refund · from the bot's own report
The poster's claim
LinkedIn approved a £29.99 refund to PayPal.
The money
- Type
- One-time refund
- Measured against
- No baseline (refund, claim or admin)
- One time
- £29.99 (from the bot's own report)
- Rough first-year value in USD
- $40 (from the bot's own report)
How this is counted: One-time £29.99, counted once. Converted to USD at 1.3331 per GBP (ECB reference rates, 2026-10-19).
What the post shows from the provider doesn't back the amount above, so the amount is labeled "from the bot's own report", not "provider confirmation shown".
Converted at 1 GBP = 1.3331 USD (ECB euro reference rates, cross rate USD 1.1225 / GBP 0.84205 per EUR, 2026-10-19).
What the post shows
Evidence: Provider confirmation shown The post shows the provider's own email, chat or confirmation page.
Bot chat plus embedded LinkedIn pages: the cancellation page (Premium cancelled, access until 11/19/2026) and LinkedIn Admin Center "Your refund request has been approved", 5 to 7 business days. The £29.99 amount appears only in the bot's text.
Stage: Provider agreed The provider accepted, but the change isn't in effect or the money hasn't landed yet.
What they asked the bot
Prompt (adapted)
Cancel my LinkedIn Premium and ask for today's charge back.
Paraphrased from the post, not the exact words.
What the bot did
Cancelled the subscription in the browser and requested a refund of that day's charge.