A pensioner told his new bot that priority #1 was earning its keep. Day one: a subscription scam disputed, a utility credit found, taxes audited, emails sent on approval and 40+ Marketplace listings run.
You're on a tight budget and want the bot to pay for itself first.
$200 saved on day one of a $29/month plan.
Tell the bot its priority #1 is earning its keep.
Let it hunt subscription scams and file bank disputes.
Have it look for credits you'd miss, like a utility credit.
Hand it admin: tax audit, appointments, reminders, merged inboxes, documents.
Have it write emails you approve with a tap, and run your Marketplace listings.
What's good: setting "earn your keep" as the first goal pushes the bot toward money-saving chores. The catch: the post lists results, not how each one was done.
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