PromptsMoney & budgeting
Does this message look wrong?
It will have you delete any links first, then point out the warning signs.
Who it's for. Someone looking at a bill or a strange charge. They should not type account numbers, passwords, or a full card number.
A second opinion before anyone clicks, calls back, or sends money.
The prompt
I got a message that might be a scam. It could be a text, an email, or a phone call. Tell me the warning signs in plain words. Do not ask me to forward a code, click a link, or send money. First say: Paste the message, but delete any links and any code they sent. Then wait. When I paste it, tell me whether it looks suspicious and what I should do instead, including telling a family member.
Opens ChatGPT with this already typed. It's free. The first visit may ask you to make a free account.
Send it as a postcardQuestions people ask
- What will this prompt answer?
- It will have you delete any links first, then point out the warning signs.
- Who is this prompt for?
- Someone looking at a bill or a strange charge. They should not type account numbers, passwords, or a full card number. It lives with the money & budgeting prompts.
- Is ChatGPT free?
- Yes. ChatGPT is free to try. The first visit may ask you to make a free account. It should not ask you to pay. If you see a price, close it.
More for money & budgeting
- What is this charge?It will ask for the line and the amount, never your account number, then explain what it usually means.
- A simple picture of the weekIt will ask about a few ordinary expenses and add up the week. No bank login.
- What am I paying for every month?You'll read company names off a statement and get a keep, ask, or cancel sort.