Fo to call businesses for stalled household errands
Austin Hay described using Fo from Wajo for household errands that required contacting a business. He gave it tasks by text and voice, including conversations while running or driving, rather than fitting every request into a desktop session.
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Help resolve this stalled household errand by contacting the relevant business. Keep me informed of its response and ask for approval if a charge or account change is needed.
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Sourced account- Source author
- Austin Hay
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- Reported result
- Hay reported a redirected FedEx parcel, resolution of an old Peloton problem and a dinner booking with a restaurant call about gluten free requirements.
- Human involvement
- Hay supplied the errands and dining requirement; the post does not detail account access, payment approvals or a repair procedure.
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How the agent did it
- Give Fo a concrete business contact task through text or voice.
- Have it call FedEx, email equipment support or contact a booked restaurant.
- Review the reported outcome without inferring undisclosed payment or repair steps.
Austin Hay described using Fo from Wajo for household errands that required contacting a business. He gave it tasks by text and voice, including conversations while running or driving, rather than fitting every request into a desktop session.
One completed task was calling FedEx to redirect a package. Another was emailing Peloton about a problem with an old bike after Hay had spent hours trying to resolve it. He said that problem was fixed, but did not explain the repair mechanism or provide the support exchange. That supports a reported support outcome, not a claim that the agent physically repaired equipment.
Fo also found and booked a gluten free dinner for Hay and his wife, who has celiac disease. It called the restaurant to inform them about that requirement. This was an additional communication step beyond finding a suitable looking restaurant listing; the source does not independently validate the meal's suitability.
Hay reported daily use and mentioned other home projects, maintenance and purchases more briefly. The concrete examples above are the useful evidence in this account. He did not publish original task prompts, charges or detailed payment and permission checkpoints, so those steps cannot be reconstructed from the endorsement.
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Source: www.linkedin.com · Austin Hay
Frequently asked questions
What communication channels did Hay use?
He texted Fo daily and used voice while running or in the car.
Did Fo physically repair the bike?
The post says the problem was fixed after Fo emailed Peloton, but does not describe a repair mechanism.
What went beyond a restaurant search?
Fo booked the dinner and called the restaurant to tell them about the gluten free requirement.
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Fo contacted businesses by phone or email and arranged the household errands described in Hay's firsthand account.
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Credit: Austin Hay
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Tools and topics
Fo · Wajo · FedEx · Peloton
Parcel redirection · Repair support · Business calls · Voice errands
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