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Read a promo text and keep only what it says
Did a load or sale text arrive, and you want the price and the limit written out?
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What you will make
A short reading of the price, the number of days, and the limit that the text actually states.
What you need
One promo text, pasted by you.
Before you start
Do not tap a link in the text to do this. Remove any one-time code, account number, or personal name. If the text asks you to send a code or a fee to a person, stop and do not paste that part.
What to do
- Copy the promo text. Leave the link out.
- Cross out any code, account number, or your name.
- Paste what remains into the prompt.
- Compare the price and the number of days in the network or shop app before you pay.
Try this prompt
One text. No recommendation, and no price you did not paste.
Extract the offer from this promo text using only what is explicitly written. Do not fill in normal-looking promo terms from memory.
PROMO TEXT
[paste the exact text after removing unnecessary personal details]
OUTPUT
1. Offer: what is actually being promised.
2. Price/discount/reward exactly as stated.
3. Eligibility conditions explicitly stated.
4. Minimum spend / cap / quantity / participating item restrictions explicitly stated.
5. Start/end date or redemption window exactly as stated.
6. Required code/action/channel explicitly stated.
7. Exclusions explicitly stated.
8. “Not stated / To confirm” for important details the promo does not contain.
9. Plain-language summary in 2–3 sentences.
RULES
- Never invent an expiry, minimum spend, discount cap, eligible user, participating merchant/item, payment method, code, stock condition or “while supplies last.”
- Do not treat marketing words like “up to,” “as low as,” “selected,” or “from” as a guaranteed amount for everyone; preserve the qualifier.
- Do not open or recommend following a link from a suspicious message merely to complete missing terms.
- Separate the promo’s claims from whether the offer is authentic.
- If arithmetic is needed, calculate only from stated terms and show it.
Finish with a fidelity check: every term in your summary must map to exact wording in the supplied promo; remove anything unsupported.See a sample result
Illustrative example. Your answer may differ.
Input (illustrative): "99 pesos for 7 days, 5 GB, for the number that received this text." Example result: Price: 99 pesos. Days: 7. Included: 5 GB. Who can use it: the number that received the text. No other limit was written.
Before you use it: Open the network or shop app and compare the price and the number of days. A text is not the offer. This is not a recommendation to buy, and a forwarded message can change a number.
Try this follow-up
List only the price, the days, and the limit that appear in the text. Do not recommend that I buy it.
If the answer is not right
If a price, a number of days, or a limit was not in the text, point to that line and ask for it to be marked To confirm.
Philippine notes
- Confirm a load promo in the network's own app before you pay.
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