The bot checks recent orders for items whose price fell after you bought them and asks the store's support chat for the difference.
Up to $174.18 once from the bot's own report · 1 case, 1 reports a saving
Check my recent orders that are still within the store's return or price-match window and compare what I paid with each item's current price. Show me the list of items that are now cheaper and wait for my OK. Then open the store's customer service chat and ask for a price-difference refund, grouping items into as few chats as possible. Don't return, cancel, or reorder anything without asking me. Keep a list of each item, what I paid, the current price, and what the agent agreed, save the chat transcripts, and separate refunds the agent confirmed from ones you are only expecting.
Written for this site from what the cases below did. It is a starting point, not a prompt anyone posted. Fill in the parts in brackets.
$174in the first year, across 1 case
As people report it, converted to USD. Only cases where the provider agreed or the change is reported done.
By what backs the amount
1 case
So far this is a single post. It shows the store's agent issuing one price-difference refund; the larger total is the bot's own tally.
Provider confirmation shown: 1.
The provider agreed or the change is reported done. Biggest saving first. Each case says what backs it.
$174.18 once from the bot's own report
Amazon's chat shows one $49.23 refund; the $174.18 total is the bot's tally.
@noahkagan You can try this job anywhere