Spectrum's order confirmation is shown; the price is only in the bot's report.
Spectrum internet doubled to 1 Gig for $70 less a month
Posted by @LisaMAUSA on X, . Post re-checked with its images on 2026-10-19.
$70 a month for 12 months
Lower recurring bill · from the bot's own report
The poster's claim
1 Gig for $70 a month for 12 months with the router included and no fees; the bot says that is $70 a month less than the $140 bill she was about to get.
The money
- Type
- Lower recurring bill
- Measured against
- Compared with a price rise or renewal that was about to hit
- Lasts
- 12 months, as stated
- Per month
- $70 (from the bot's own report)
- Per year
- $840 (from the bot's own report)
- Rough first-year value in USD
- $840 (from the bot's own report)
How this is counted: Monthly cut of $70 x 12 months (the promo length) = $840, measured against an upcoming $140 bill rather than the previous bill. After 12 months the price rises to $105.
What the post shows from the provider doesn't back the amount above, so the amount is labeled "from the bot's own report", not "provider confirmation shown".
What the post shows
Evidence: Provider confirmation shown The post shows the provider's own email, chat or confirmation page.
Bot summary plus an embedded screenshot of Spectrum's order confirmation page (order number [number removed], "We got your home services order"). The page confirms the order, not the price; the $70 price and 12-month term are only in the bot's text. Saving is against the $140 bill she was about to get.
Stage: Reported done As reported, the change is in effect or the money has landed. This says what was reported, not how well it is proven.
What they asked the bot
Prompt (adapted)
After seeing mikepat711's Xfinity post, asked the bot to do the same with Spectrum.
Paraphrased from the post, not the exact words.
What the bot did
Negotiated a Spectrum plan change and placed the order, then offered to set a reminder before the promo price rises.