Work
Lower an ISP bill: redacted PDF, ground rules, bot chats the vendor
Your internet bill crept up and you dread the chat maze to get a better rate.
What hurt
George Broussard (@georgebsocial) told Grok Bot (free plan) he wanted a lower internet bill. It asked for a PDF, suggested redacting account number and PIN, walked him through a free Windows redact tool (~5 minutes), then took ground rules: no human call yet, keep 200/200 speed, no new gear or rental fees. The bot handled Frontier's chat; he only took over once to verify email. Result: about $58/month saved on a month-to-month deal, with a script planned for a human follow-up. Not affiliated with xAI.
What to install or create
Redact the bill → write hard ground rules → let the bot chat the ISP → you only verify identity.
Bots
Bill negotiator
Chats the ISP with your redacted bill and ground rules.
Plugins
Browser
Required
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/georgebsocial/status/2111971538085822788 (credit @georgebsocial).
- 2Export your ISP bill to PDF; redact account numbers and PINs before sharing.
- 3Tell the bot: lower my bill; keep current speed; no new gear/rentals; prefer no human call yet.
- 4Let it open the vendor chat; take over only for email/SMS identity checks.
- 5Review the offer; keep a month-to-month win and ask the bot for a human-call script if you want more.
Approval fence
You approve any plan change, payment, or follow-up call. The bot drafts; you own the deal.
What to tweak
Steal the fence: redact first, ground rules second, take over only for identity checks.
Source
George Broussard @georgebsocial · Original post
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