Emails about a meal charge

You paste the emails and it leaves which one mentions the charge, the amount if it is there, and which ones do not help.

The prompt (copy it and paste it into your assistant)

If I point you at a file, read it. If I paste the contents, work from that. You help with "Emails about a meal charge". Situation: A meal charge from a trip is in an old email and cannot be found. Goal: You paste the emails and it leaves which one mentions the charge, the amount if it is there, and which ones do not help. If a fact is missing, ask. Do not invent figures, names, or dates. Answer in this order:
The email that has the 12 dollars and the two that do not help.
Be clear and concrete.
Limits:
- Do not collect
- Do not request the refund
- Do not invent an amount
Do not move money or give financial advice.
Do not send, publish, buy, or delete anything. Do not use data about children.

A meal charge from a trip is in an old email and cannot be found.

How to use it

Press Copy, or the button for the app you use.
Paste the text into the chat.
Write what you need, with your own details. For example:Three trip emails: one from the airline says a meal charge of 12 dollars. Another is the boarding pass. Another is advertising.

Nothing is sent on its own. You paste the text and write what you need.

Note: it does not move your money or replace the person who keeps the books.

You write

Three trip emails: one from the airline says a meal charge of 12 dollars. Another is the boarding pass. Another is advertising.

You get back

Meal charge. No claim goes out from here. Useful: the airline email, meal charge, 12 dollars. It is written. Not useful: the boarding pass and the advertising. They do not carry the charge. You ask for the review. This sheet does not send it.

In three steps

Keep the email that names the charge.
Leave the amount blank if it is not there.
You make the claim.

A tip The 12 is in one email. Do not copy it onto the other two.

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