Bill negotiation two hundred
Draft the ask. You still talk to the company.
shared by @derek_gilbert ↗
How it's set up
Grok Bot negotiated bills and saved about $200 a month so far, paid with a $300/year sub, they said. We have the tweet. We did not see the bills.
- 01Open one bill you already pay. Amount, date, account from the real PDF.
- 02Ask for a draft: lower the bill or cancel a line. It does not invent a policy.
- 03You send. You stay on the thread.
- 04The bot does not call the company the first week unless you sit with it.
- 05Write the save from the next statement. Do not paste $200 as yours.
Prompt
I will paste one bill: company, amount, date from the real PDF.
Draft a note to lower that bill or cancel a line. Do not invent a policy, a $200 save, or a $300 year.
I send. You do not call unless I sit with you.
After the draft, five lines: what I gave you, what you asked, what needs me.written from @derek_gilbert's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
A lower bill is cash you keep. About $200 a month and $300/year are what they posted, not a statement we saw. First proof is one real bill and a new price in writing — not $200 copied from the tweet.
What to try first
This week: one real bill, one draft, and you send it.
Watch out
- Tokens: cap the run so one desk does not burn the week.
- Time: one checked bill beats a pile you did not review.
- Claim: About $200 a month and a $300/year sub are what they posted. Not a statement we saw. Not a public install.