ChatGPT Dot filed a complaint about a false service ad
While in Kyrgyzstan, Nick dealt with a courier company whose website promised to deliver documents better and cheaper than anyone, while its WhatsApp replies said it didn't deliver anything. Later it agreed to do the job, but at about five times the price he found elsewhere. Since a false offer like that can bring a fine under local rules, he set his ChatGPT Dot up to file a complaint. He says it did it in one go, with only two screenshots of the chat from him, and his Dot later told him a hearing had been held on his complaint.
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A business advertised [SERVICE] on its website at [URL] but refused to provide it when I asked, then quoted [PRICE]. Here are screenshots of our messages. Find the right consumer protection office for [CITY, STATE OR COUNTRY] and how it takes complaints. Draft a short, factual complaint with the dates, what was advertised, what happened and the screenshots attached. Show me the draft and the filing page before you submit, and send me any reference number.
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- Stick to facts and dates. A calm complaint with screenshots is easier for an office to act on.
- In the US, complaints like this usually go to your state attorney general's consumer office or the FTC.
- Read the draft before it's filed. It goes out in your name.
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Original post by @NikolajSen4141 on X, Nov 12, 2026. We rewrote it in our own words. The result is what the poster reports.
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