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Company subscription overcharges chased: $222.93 back so far of $1,042.86

$222.93 once

By @hschneiderx on X,

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WHAT THEY SAY

The claim

$222.93 already back of $1,042.86 being chased; the rest have escalation dates.

@hschneiderx asked the bot (exact words)

Find every subscription we were overpaying for and get the money back.

Grok Bot: what it did

Went through three inboxes and the statements, emailed each vendor from the right account, pushed back on every refusal, and set its own escalation dates for the rest.

Claim and steps paraphrased from the post; the ask is in its exact words.

The money

One-time refund

One time
$222.93
First year, in USD
$223

How this is counted: $222.93 one-time. Counts only the $222.93 already back; the rest of the $1,042.86 is still being chased.

WHAT THE POST SHOWS

Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done

A video; only its preview frame was checked, and it shows a stock style image of a lightning storm, not the refunds. The subscriptions belong to the author's company, not a household.

  • Business spending, not household. The money is business or developer spending, or rental property.
  • Author promotes a related product. The author sells or promotes a product, course or bot tied to the post.

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