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A $350 Credit After He Booked: Grok Bot Kept Checking His American Airlines Fare Every Day and Caught the Drop

Copy this and paste it into Grok Bot:

I booked [airline, flight number, date] for [price paid]. Check the current fare for this same flight once a day until departure. If it drops by more than [amount], tell me the old price, the new price and what the airline's rules say I can get back (credit or refund), then help me claim it. Don't change or cancel the booking without asking me first.