Sentry scratch claim
The car records. The bot files. You still own the claim.
shared by @ShipGeneration ↗
How it's set up
A scratch on the passenger door. Tesla Sentry at 18:31 Thursday, door open against the car. He said Grok Bot cut the video, found the other owner, wrote the report, and sent the claim, without him typing a sentence. We have the tweet. We do not have a payout.
- 01Use the car video you have.
- 02Clip the time of the hit. Do not invent a crash.
- 03Write the report from the clip. You send the claim.
- 04No payout line unless you have one.
Prompt
You help file one car-scratch claim from video I provide.
Cut the clip around the time I name. Write when, where, what the video shows. Do not invent a plate, an owner, or a payout. I send the claim. I message people.written from @ShipGeneration's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
If the claim pays, that is repair cash. First proof is a claim number — not a check we have not seen.
What to try first
If you have a clip: one cut around the hit, a report you read, and a claim you send yourself.
Watch out
- Tokens: one incident, not a month of Sentry.
- Time: a wrong owner is on you. You send.
- Claim: the tweet. No payout we saw. Not a public install.