Terms of Use
Last updated: November 2024
Important: This Is Educational Content
The Panic Manual provides educational information to help you understand your options. We are not lawyers, doctors, or financial advisors. Nothing here is professional advice.
What We Provide
The Panic Manual offers:
- •Educational guides about navigating medical bills and debt collection
- •AI prompt templates you can use with ChatGPT, Claude, and similar tools
- •General information about your rights as a consumer
- •Starting points for your own research
What We Don't Provide
Our content is not a substitute for:
- ✕Legal advice — If you're being sued, consult a lawyer
- ✕Medical advice — Questions about your health? See a doctor
- ✕Financial advice — Major money decisions? Consult a professional
- ✕Tax advice — Debt forgiveness has tax implications—ask a CPA
Accuracy & Limitations
We work hard to keep our information accurate, but:
- •Laws change. What's true today may not be true tomorrow.
- •Laws vary by state. Your state may have different rules.
- •Every situation is unique. General advice may not apply to you.
- •AI tools can make mistakes. Always verify their outputs.
Using AI Tools
When you use our prompts with AI services like ChatGPT or Claude:
- •You're interacting with their service, not ours
- •AI outputs can be wrong, outdated, or hallucinated
- •You're responsible for verifying any AI-generated information
- •Protect your privacy when sharing documents with AI—see our privacy guide
Your Responsibility
By using this site, you agree to use the information responsibly. Verify facts before acting on them. Seek professional help when you need it. Don't rely solely on our guides—or any single resource—for important decisions.
Free to Use
The Panic Manual is free. You can share our guides and prompts. We just ask that you don't misrepresent the content or claim it as your own.
Contact
Questions? Reach out at hello@thepanicmanual.com
We may update these terms as needed. Continued use of the site constitutes acceptance of updated terms.