# Receipt reproduction run 2 — complete prompt and final response

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## Exact prompt

Run the Receipt first mission using only this fictional case. Produce a concise case record and draft follow-up. Do not send anything.

- Receipt: Order 8841, headphones, $80.00, purchased 2026-08-20.
- Customer email, undated: asks for refund because the item arrived damaged.
- Company email, undated: “We approved your $80 refund. It should arrive within ten business days.” Case R-552.
- No payment-card statement, bank record, refund transaction, or dated email headers are supplied.

Required checks: distinguish requested, approved/promised, issued, and received; do not calculate a deadline without the promise date; request only missing information needed; leave case open; draft a factual message for human review; do not send it or assert legal rights.

## Complete final response

### Case record — R-552

Order 8841 — Headphones — $80.00

#### Purchase

- Order 8841, headphones, $80.00, purchased 2026-08-20 (receipt supplied).

#### Correspondence

- Customer email, with no date on record: requests a refund because the item arrived damaged.
- Company email, with no date on record, Case R-552: “We approved your $80 refund. It should arrive within ten business days.”

#### Remedy status

- **Requested:** $80.00 refund for the damaged item, from the undated customer email.
- **Approved or promised:** $80.00 refund within ten business days, from the undated company email.
- **Issued:** not documented. No refund transaction was supplied.
- **Received:** not confirmed. No card or bank statement was supplied.

No deadline is calculated because the approval email has no date. Guessing one would be misleading, so the case remains open.

#### Information needed to proceed

1. The dates of the customer's request and the company's approval email.
2. Whether the company issued the refund and, if so, its transaction date and reference.
3. Whether the refund appears on the card or bank statement.

#### Next action

Gather the missing dates and issuance or arrival records. A promised refund is not a received refund. If the dated ten-business-day window has passed without a received credit, use the following draft only after human review.

#### Draft follow-up—not sent

Subject: Follow-up on Case R-552 — Order 8841

Hello,

I'm following up on case R-552 regarding Order 8841 (headphones, $80.00, purchased 2026-08-20). Your team approved an $80.00 refund for this order and stated it would arrive within ten business days.

Could you confirm the date the refund was issued, provide a transaction reference if available, and tell me the expected arrival date?

Thank you,

[Your name]

The draft is factual and neutral. Nothing was sent; no claims or messages were submitted. The case remains open.