Put the agreement, photos, inventory and messages in one folder. Note dates and amounts (MYR) of deposit paid and deductions claimed.
In ChatGPT or Gemini, upload the tenancy agreement and use the 'Check the deductions' prompt.
For each deduction, add your photos or receipts and ask whether it looks like normal wear and tear or real damage.
Rules differ by country. In Malaysia, most of this depends on your written tenancy agreement and general contract law. For larger sums, ask a lawyer or a legal aid centre.
Use the 'Demand letter' prompt. Keep it factual and polite, with a clear deadline.
Send it by email or a method with proof of delivery. Keep copies of everything.
Here is my tenancy agreement and the landlord's list of deductions from my deposit of MYR [amount]: [list]. For each deduction: quote the clause in the agreement that allows or doesn't allow it, say whether it sounds like normal wear and tear or damage, and what evidence would help. Be balanced; tell me which deductions are probably fair. This is for information, not legal advice.๐ฌ Demand letter
Write a polite, firm letter to my landlord [name] about my deposit of MYR [amount] for [address]. Tenancy ended [date]. They deducted MYR [amount] for [items]. I accept [fair items]. I dispute [items] because [reasons and clause numbers, evidence]. Ask for MYR [amount] to be returned to [bank details placeholder] within 14 days. Mention I have photos and records. British English, no threats.
From https://usecasy.com/use-case/chatgpt-deposit-dispute/ ยท Guide checked 15 October 2026 ยท Prices are rough and shown in USD unless stated (MYR where relevant).