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get-refund
Gets the user's money back from a company — a polite, policy-based refund request first, and only if that is refused, an escalation letter citing consumer law for 45+ countries. Use when the user wants a refund or their money back, forgot to cancel a subscription renewal, was charged after cancelling, got a duplicate or unauthorised charge, received faulty, defective or undelivered goods, has a warranty claim, or asks about a chargeback, a complaint to a regulator, or a demand letter.
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// README
💸 Refund Prompt
A single, self-contained prompt that turns Claude, ChatGPT, or any other capable AI into your personal refund assistant. Paste it, attach your receipt, answer a couple of questions — and get a letter built to get approved, plus a ready-made escalation plan in case it isn't. If you have no real case, it tells you so honestly instead of bluffing.
No lawyer, no templates to fill in. 🙌
👉 The prompt lives here: PROMPT.md
🚀 Usage
- Copy the entire contents of
PROMPT.md. - Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, or any other capable AI.
- Attach your receipt when asked. Answer the few questions the documents can't.
- Send the phase-1 letter where the AI tells you — it finds the company's real support channel itself. If they refuse or stall, come back for the escalation letter. ✅
Using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another coding agent? Install it as a skill instead:
npx skills add paveldevyatov/refund-anything-ai-prompt
It installs as get-refund and starts when you ask for a refund (or run /get-refund in Claude Code).
⚙️ How it works
The prompt runs a deliberate two-phase strategy. Most refunds die because people skip straight to threats — this one doesn't.
🕊️ Phase 1 — Research, then a polite letter
The AI does the homework before writing a single line:
- 📄 Reads your documents. Receipt, invoice, emails, screenshots — it extracts the company, the amount, the dates, the payment method, and anything already working in your favor.
- 🔍 Investigates the company. It studies their live website: refund policy, terms of service, cancellation windows. If their own policy says you qualify, that goes front and center — a support agent can approve a policy-based refund with the button they already have.
- ✉️ Writes the letter. Short, polite, cooperative, and explicit that you want to settle this amicably, without conflict. No legal threats — those only route your ticket to a slower queue. If you hold an ironclad legal argument (say, an EU resident inside the 14-day withdrawal window), it appears as one soft sentence at the end, nothing more.
⚖️ Phase 2 — Escalation, with the law behind it
If they refuse or stall, ask for the second letter — same facts, still polite, but now resting on the strongest legal ground that fits your case:
- 📜 the exact consumer-protection statutes for your country and situation, with article numbers;
- 🏛️ the specific complaints you will file and with which named bodies — regulator, ombudsman, card issuer — if the refund isn't processed by a stated date;
- 🪜 the full escalation ladder: formal complaint → consumer authority → card chargeback → small claims, with the deadlines that quietly expire while polite emails go back and forth.
🌍 What's inside
The prompt carries its own compact legal reference for 45+ jurisdictions, spot-checked against official sources in October 2026 (verify before you rely on it) — EU/EEA with national laws for Germany, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and Poland, UK, US, Canada, Latin America, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, the Middle East, Africa, India, China, Japan, and more — so the model cites the right statute for your country and your reason, and never a mismatched one: a wrong citation invites a rebuttal that discredits the whole letter.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This is not legal advice. The AI can get facts or statutes wrong, and laws change — check the key citations and deadlines yourself before you send anything, and talk to a lawyer if a lot of money is at stake.
📄 License
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