/dispute
Drafts a polite message disputing a wrong charge.
The full prompt
/dispute Write a short, polite message to [company or bank] disputing a charge. Charge: [amount] on [date]. Why it's wrong: [reason]. What I want: [refund, correction].
Include a subject line, the key facts in 2 or 3 sentences, a clear request, and a list of documents I should attach. Keep it under 150 words and firm but friendly.
Replace the highlighted [brackets] with your own details, then send.
What you're asking
You ask for a dispute message about a charge. You get a ready-to-send note and a list of proof to attach.
Give it
- The amount and date
- Why it's wrong
- What you want
- Booking or account number
Check: Check facts before sending, keep copies, and note any deadline your bank or card has for disputes.
Filled-in example
/dispute Write a short, polite message to Harbor View Hotel disputing a charge. Charge: $189 charged twice on May 3. Why it's wrong: I stayed one night only, booking #HV22917. What I want: a refund of the duplicate $189.
Include a subject line, the key facts in 2 or 3 sentences, a clear request, and a list of documents I should attach. Keep it under 150 words and firm but friendly.
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