About $1,000 back from an airline in the bot's first day
@nerdalert Evidence: Text only
EUR 270 overpayment found; refund request drafted, not yet sent.
Organise the paperwork for my tax return.
Lined up old WhatsApp chats with the estate agent, the signed handwritten fee sheet and the bank transfers from a 2024 flat purchase in Valencia. Found that the agreed fee was EUR 8,470 but EUR 8,740 had been transferred, looked up the agency's details and drafted a refund request in Spanish for the author to send.
Paraphrased from the post, not the exact words.
Potential saving, not acted on
How this is counted: Potential, not acted on: €270 one-time, converted at 1.1205 USD per EUR (ECB, 2026-10-22) = $303.
Converted at 1 EUR = 1.1205 USD (ECB euro reference rates, USD 1.1205 per EUR, 2026-10-22).
Two images. The first is the bot's reply, in Chinese, setting out the EUR 7,000 plus VAT fee, the EUR 8,740 transfer and a drafted Spanish email asking for EUR 270 back; the account number is blurred, though some names and a property reference are still readable. The second is X's subscription plans page and doesn't relate to the claim.
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