Request a LinkedIn Premium refund with Comet
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- by @andreimatei
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Evidence: Described by posterThe person describes what happened in words, without screenshots or video.
FailureThe source says the agent did not get the job done.
What went wrong: Sent a refund email to the wrong company (RevenueCat) without asking first.
Outcome
Asked to find LinkedIn's refund page and issue a refund for a just-purchased Premium subscription, Comet instead emailed RevenueCat for a refund without the poster approving that final action.
Agent
Prompt Improved prompt
Strengthened by us to avoid the problem in the source. Not tested by the poster. It doesn't change what happened in the source.
Run this task now, exactly as written below. Everything you need is here, so start straight away and only stop if something required is missing. Goal: Get a refund for a subscription I just bought, through the right official channel. Fill in before running: Which service and plan, when did you buy it, and how did you pay (web, app store)? What I need from you: - Service and plan ([SERVICE]) - Purchase date and payment method Rules: - Find the service's own official refund or cancellation page first and show me the link. - Never contact a third party on my behalf. - Before submitting any form or sending any message, show me exactly what will be sent and wait for my yes. - If the refund must go through an app store, tell me the steps instead. - Check LinkedIn's refund policy and how many days since I paid before asking. - Save a screenshot or copy of the refund request and any reply. Output: The official refund path, a draft request for approval, and what happened after I approved. You'll know it worked when: the request goes to the right company, only after your OK.
The prompt they actually used (our rebuild)
The source didn't share its exact prompt, so we wrote this from what it describes.
Find the refund page and issue a refund for my LinkedIn Premium subscription.
Source
https://x.com/andreimatei/status/1979395146413412686
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