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Evidence: Text only Stage: Request sent

Duplicate subscription paid for over a year caught and refund requested

Posted by @ian_finlay on X, .

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Caveats

  • Author promotes a related product. The author sells or promotes a product, course or bot tied to the post.
  • Another tool may have done it. Another product may have done the work.

The poster's claim

Duplicate cancelled, refund requested; amount not stated.

The money

Type
Lower recurring bill
Measured against
Compared with the previous bill

How this is counted: No amount stated; no value estimated.

What the post shows

Evidence: Text only The post states the result but shows nothing that backs it up.

Text only. The author builds Candor, a finance tool used with the bot; which product did the work is unclear. Outcome of the refund request not stated.

Stage: Request sent A request, claim or opt-out was sent. No answer reported.

What they asked the bot

Prompt (adapted)

Check my finances.

Paraphrased from the post, not the exact words.

What the bot did

Spotted the same subscription billed twice on different accounts and dates, opened a support chat to cancel the duplicate, and asked for a refund. Now checks spending daily.

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