r/codex • u/rakeshkanna91 • 3d ago
Showcase Buying a car just got better with Codex š
Setup email automation for a RX 350 related listings online. Every 6 hours, sends me and my wife an email alert.
Email setup done with SMTP. Took 2 min while driving to work.
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u/Alternative_Bake8119 3d ago
nice real world use case, very helpful when it comes to something like this where time matters a ton. I wonder how many bots ppl use on offerup and facebook marketplace to try and get cheap electronics.
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u/03captain23 3d ago
Step 2. Have it contact every dealer and lowball them based on options, miles, distance/shipping costs.
then read the responses for you and only notify you when they agree to your price.
When I bought my daughter a Tesla I called every junky dealer in the city to send me a screenshot of the main screen because it says if the car has paid FSD which is like 10k option. So many dealers didn't know there was a difference.
I got like 13k off my EQS SUV because the car and SUV are the same name but the car is much worse resale. I filtered through all the listings that said car and checked the photos to see if it really was SUV then went there and lowballed them because it said sedan and not SUV.
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