Follow up on reimbursement for emergency suit alterations
At a glance
Khalifa used Meta Muse to pursue reimbursement after a suit shop could not provide the tailoring he had arranged before a wedding. This workflow is listed under reimbursements, customer-service, life-admin.
The original shop's tailors were unavailable two days before the wedding, so Khalifa paid another tailor $350. He asked his Muse, named Goob, to request reimbursement from the suit shop and manage the subsequent follow-ups.
How it went
He reports receiving the $350 back after a week of agent-managed follow-up.
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