Haggle Bot played 14 dealers against each other on a used Model Y
Posted by @0xGoldTooth on X, .
Caveats
- Author promotes a related product. The author sells or promotes a product, course or bot tied to the post.
$4,800 once
Avoided charge · as reported, with no screenshot
The poster's claim
$38,900 listed to $34,100 paid ($4,800 off) plus $1,195 in fees removed; bot cost $1.80.
The money
- Type
- Avoided charge
- Measured against
- Compared with the list price
- One time
- $4,800 (as reported, with no screenshot)
- Rough first-year value in USD
- $4,800 (as reported, with no screenshot)
How this is counted: One-time: $4,800 off the $38,900 listed price, counted once; the $1,195 in removed fees is not added.
What the post shows
Evidence: Text only The post states the result but shows nothing that backs it up.
Attached image is a designed infographic, not a receipt. Account publishes paid AI guides.
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)
Buy me a used Tesla Model Y without me talking to a salesman.
Paraphrased from the post, not the exact words.
What the bot did
Found 14 dealers within 200 miles, asked each for a best price, forwarded the lowest quote to the others, and got junk fees removed. He read every email before it went out.