Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
Quiet T-Mobile price rise reversed with a $260 credit
Posted by @attack_engineer on X, .
$20 a month + $260 once for 12 months
Lower recurring bill · as reported, with no screenshot
The poster's claim
$260 credit plus $20 a month off for a year ($500), in about an hour.
The money
- Type
- Lower recurring bill
- Measured against
- Compared with the previous bill
- Lasts
- 12 months, as stated
- Per month
- $20 (as reported, with no screenshot)
- Per year
- $240 (as reported, with no screenshot)
- One time
- $260 (as reported, with no screenshot)
- Rough first-year value in USD
- $500 (as reported, with no screenshot)
How this is counted: Monthly $20 credit x 12 months (stated length) = $240, plus a one-time $260 credit = $500.
What the post shows
Evidence: Text only The post states the result but shows nothing that backs it up.
Text only.
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)
None stated; the bot caught T-Mobile raising the bill.
Paraphrased from the post, not the exact words.
What the bot did
Handled the T-Mobile bill end to end and kept the military plan and international coverage. No calls by the owner.