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Why We Left SleekFlow After Its AI Agent Started Confidently Lying to Customers

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The problem wasn’t the AI agent talking fast. It was the AI agent talking fast and wrong — with no log showing why. Booking.com lost €1,400 after their AI chatbot confidently told a customer to pay by bank transfer. No “maybe,” no “check this”—just a flat wrong answer. The money was gone before anyone re-read the thread.

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