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PA bot paid a real emailed bill
Dry-run first. Then one real bill you still approve.
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How it's set up
They dry-ran a PA bot all August, then said it paid a real $3,731 bill from email. Gmail is watched three times a day. We have the tweet. We did not see the bank send.
- 01Dry-run first. August is what they did. You write the weeks.
- 02Watch Gmail for invoices. Three times a day is what they posted. Cap it if the seat burns.
- 03The bot lists who, date, amount. It does not invent a bill.
- 04You approve. First month you tap pay. Never on day one without eyes.
- 05Write the amount from the real mail. If none, say none.
Prompt
We cannot write an honest starter prompt from what was published. Use the steps above.
How the money works
A bill paid on time is not extra cash. It is a bill you meant to pay. First proof is one invoice from mail you approved — not $3,731 we have not seen leave.
What to try first
This week: dry-run only. List invoices from Gmail. You pay none from the bot.
Watch out
- Tokens: cap the run so one desk does not burn the week.
- Time: one checked result beats a pile you did not review.
- Claim: $3,731 is what they posted. Not a bank send we saw. Not a public install.