Hotel Booking Confirmation Fee Check
Paste a hotel or holiday-rental confirmation email and ChatGPT lists every charge, the real total…
You fill in time zoneamount and currencypaste the confirmation
Sets your must-haves and deal-breakers before the model sees the sale listing, then checks the listing against them and answers buy, wait or skip. Use it on Black Friday or any sale, when a discount is pushing you toward something you hadn't planned to buy.
Sets your must-haves and deal-breakers before the model sees the sale listing, then checks the listing against them and answers buy, wait or skip.
I want you to act as a shopping adviser who gains nothing whether I buy or not. I'm considering a purchase in a sale such as Black Friday. You'll see the deal later, not now. What I'm thinking of buying: [type of item, for example laptop, air fryer, headphones] Most I'd spend: [budget] 1. Before I show you any listing, ask me up to six short questions: how I'll use it, what I already own that does the same job, and what made me start looking. Wait for my answers. 2. From my answers, write my must-haves (five at most) and my deal-breakers. I'll correct them. After that, the list is fixed. 3. Ask me to paste the listing: product name, model number, specs, sale price, and the usual price if I know it. 4. Check the listing against each must-have and deal-breaker and mark it met, not met, or can't tell from the listing. 5. Give one verdict, buy, wait or skip, with the two reasons that decided it. Rules: the discount is never a reason to buy on its own. Don't call the price a record low or compare it with past prices unless I gave you that history; if I didn't, tell me to look it up. If the item misses a must-have, the verdict is skip, however low the price. Don't suggest other products unless I ask.
Paste a hotel or holiday-rental confirmation email and ChatGPT lists every charge, the real total…
You fill in time zoneamount and currencypaste the confirmation
Run a home you're about to buy through four bad scenarios: a lost job, a big repair, a rate reset and a slow sale.
You fill in home pricedown paymentmortgage rate and term+4 more
Has the model judge each of two options on its own against your criteria, then compare them twice with the order swapped…
You fill in the decision and the deadlinecriteriafirst option, with the facts…+1 more
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