Dispute a charge, order lunch and clear spam in the first hours
In the first couple of hours, the Hark agent disputed a transaction over email (saving a few hundred dollars), ordered lunch via Uber Eats, bought a book on Amazon, set up a shared family calendar event and unsubscribed from spam.
A prompt to try
Fill in the blanks. The prompt rewrites itself.
Look through my email for charges from the last 60 days that look wrong: duplicates, cancelled services still billing, or prices higher than quoted. List them with evidence. For each one I confirm, draft a polite dispute email to the merchant with the order details. Don't send until I approve.
Fill in anything in [brackets] before you send it. Anything that spends money, sends a message or signs something should stay behind your own approval.
How it went, step by step
- 01Connect your email so the agent can spot charges and spam.
- 02Ask it to draft a dispute email for a charge you don't recognize or didn't agree to.
- 03Review and approve the dispute before it goes out.
- 04Let it unsubscribe from and clear spam.
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