A spoken request from the car cut a Comporium bill by $55 a month
Posted by @ElectricRob on X, . Post re-checked with its images on 2026-10-19.
$55 a month
Lower recurring bill · from the bot's own report
The poster's claim
Switched to 600/600 Mbps at $49.94 a month from a flat $104.94 ($55 a month, about $660 a year; the post rounds to $50).
The money
- Type
- Lower recurring bill
- Measured against
- Compared with the previous bill
- Per month
- $55 (from the bot's own report)
- Per year
- $660 (from the bot's own report)
- Rough first-year value in USD
- $660 (from the bot's own report)
How this is counted: Monthly cut of $55 x 12 months = $660; the agent called it the regular price, not a promotion. The figure includes a speed drop from 1 Gig to 600 Mbps; a like-for-like cut was $35 a month.
What the post shows
Evidence: Bot's own report The post shows the bot's own messages. The provider's side is not shown.
Four bot-chat screenshots. The bot reports Comporium's agent switched him to 600/600 at $49.94 effective that day, regular price, no confirmation number given. The $55 cut includes a speed drop from 1 Gig to 600 Mbps; keeping 1 Gig would have saved $35. Post says $50 a month, transcript says $55.
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 (verbatim)
"Can you save me money on my Comporium bill?" (spoken to Grok while driving).
What the bot did
Reviewed a year of bills, found new-customer pricing, chatted with Comporium support for a plan change, and paused for approval when the agent asked for the last four SSN digits, handing the screen to the owner for that step.