Instinct pursues a delayed $1,200 airline refund

Sana Sheikh says she had spent two months chasing a $1,200 flight refund through repeated airline support delays. She handed the dispute to Instinct, which she says sent firm follow-ups every 48 hours, kept a record of missed callbacks and broken promises, and prepared a formal grievance letter to the aviation regulator. Sheikh reports that the full refund was processed that week.

The workflow is notable for persistence and record keeping rather than a single clever message. A person facing a stalled claim could use an agent to keep dates, promises and responses in one timeline, draft regular follow-ups, and prepare a complaint packet when the normal support route fails. The account says Instinct handled the repeated contact, but it does not provide the airline, flight details, refund correspondence or a receipt confirming payment. The result is therefore attributed to Sheikh’s report.

Because this involves a financial claim and communications with an airline, the human should verify every date and amount, review any message before it is sent, and check regulator procedures independently. The source is an enthusiastic product endorsement and names Instinct’s founder; it is not an independent evaluation of the service or proof that every dispute will resolve this way.

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Source: X · Sana Sheikh (@ivysana03)