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Tip only: a fixer bot vs same-name info-broker spam
Spam and junk mail for other people who share your name, sitting in broker databases.
What hurt
DJ (@congressdj) gets spam, junk mail, and texts meant for other people with the same name in other states. His Fixer bot walks online info-brokers and removes him from their lists — slow and token-heavy, but worth it. He drafted a comprehensive prompt in SuperGrok Heavy (to save Grok Bot usage), then fed that prompt to the bot. Tip only — he did not publish the prompt text.
What to install or create
One Fixer bot + browser. Draft the opt-out brief in a cheaper chat if you want, paste into the bot, then visit broker opt-out pages one by one. You confirm every removal. Do not invent his unpublished prompt.
Bots
Fixer
Finds info-broker opt-out pages and prepares removals. Stops before every submit.
Plugins
Browser
Required
Files
A checklist of your legal name variants and addresses you authorize for opt-out.
Routines
None on the first run. Watch one manual pass first.
The prompt
This is a tip, not a pasteable system prompt. The author did not publish one. Follow the first-run steps.
First run
- 1Read https://x.com/congressdj/status/2095627751768178851. Tip only — no published prompt.
- 2Optional: draft an opt-out brief in SuperGrok / a cheaper chat (his pattern), then paste into a Grok Bot named Fixer.
- 3Connect browser. Give it your authorized name variants only.
- 4Have it open one broker opt-out at a time. You confirm each submit.
- 5Expect token burn — treat it as a project, not a silent forever loop.
Approval fence
Every opt-out, form submit, email, or account change waits for your yes. Do not invent identities or forge signatures.
What to tweak
Steal the pattern: Heavy designs the brief, Bot executes broker opt-outs behind your yes. No published prompt to copy.
Source
DJ @congressdj · Original post
Not affiliated with xAI. We did not write this prompt. Third-party template terms still apply.