Go through my order confirmations from the last 30 days and list the items I bought from stores that offer price adjustments or price matching. Check each item's current price at that store. If any dropped below what I paid and it is still inside the store's adjustment window, tell me the difference and the deadline, and draft the request for each one (chat message, email, or the steps for the store's online form). Do not submit anything without my OK.
Money
- Help me audit my recurring charges. I'll paste recent statement lines or receipt emails below (I've removed account numbers). 1. Find every charge that looks recurring (monthly, yearly, free trial turning paid). Group duplicates from the same merchant. 2. Make a table: service, how often it charges, amount, yearly cost, last charge date. 3. Flag anything that looks like a forgotten free trial, a duplicate service (for example two music or cloud storage plans), or a price that went up recently. 4. Rank them from "probably cancel" to "keep", using these priorities: {{what I care about: e.g. keep anything the kids use, cut overlapping streaming}}. 5. For the top cancel candidates, tell me the usual way to cancel that service and whether a cheaper tier or annual plan exists. Do not log in anywhere or cancel anything; just give me the report. Charges: {{paste statement lines or receipts here}}
- Look through my grocery receipts or order history from the last two months. Group what I buy by category and estimate my monthly spend. Then find realistic savings: store-brand swaps, items that are cheaper at another nearby store or in bulk, things I buy often that go on sale on a regular cycle, and anything that looks like it gets wasted. Before you finalize, ask me which items are non-negotiable so you leave those alone. Give me a short list of changes with the estimated yearly savings for each.
- I got a medical bill that looks wrong. Draft the dispute with the provider or insurer, track the due date, and follow up weekly until it's answered.
- Find a donation pickup service that accepts the widest range of items, including clothes, electronics, and computers, and will pick up from my home. Then set up a tracker for my donations so I can calculate my tax write-off under IRS rules.
- Audit my Amazon Subscribe and Save: find months where I'm not getting the 15% discount, remind me monthly to check inventory on key items, and adjust my subscriptions to fix it.
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Check a medical bill for errors before paying
I got a medical bill from for . Before I pay, help me check it. 1) Tell me exactly what to request: an itemized bill and my insurer's explanation of benefits. 2) Once I share them, compare line by line and flag duplicate charges, services I may not have received, coding that looks off, and anything insurance should have covered. 3) Check whether the account might be on hold, in review, or eligible for financial assistance. 4) Give me a short script for calling the billing office, with the questions to ask and what to write down (name, date, reference number). If I approve, place the call for me and report back what they said. Don't pay or agree to anything on my behalf. - Template· fill in the highlighted words
Turn photos of something you're selling into a priced listing
I want to sell on . I'll attach a few photos. 1. From the photos, describe the item honestly: brand or model if visible, size, condition, and any wear or flaws I should mention up front. 2. Look up recently sold or currently listed comparable items and give me a fair asking price, a quick-sale price, and the lowest offer worth accepting, with links to the comparables you used. 3. Write the listing: a clear title under 80 characters, a short friendly description, key details as bullets, and pickup terms of . 4. Suggest which of my photos to lead with and one extra shot I should take. 5. Draft three short replies I can reuse: "Is this still available?", a lowball offer, and confirming a pickup time. Don't post anything or message anyone. Give me the listing and replies to paste myself. - Search broadly for the cheapest fares on my route and dates, then keep tracking prices and alert me when it's the right time to book.
- Get competitor propane quotes for my area and use them to negotiate my current propane rate down.