Negotiate a bill, switch insurance, cancel a subscription, or chase a refund.
abhinav@abhinav_neela
@abhinav_neela: Muse talked with Xfinity and got him a refund for a recent outage.
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Contact my internet provider's support about the recent service outage and get me the refund or credit I'm owed. Handle the whole conversation; only come back to me if they need an approval I can't delegate.
Siva Patibandla@sivapatibandla1
@sivapatibandla1 had been putting off getting new insurance quotes. Muse did it and saved her $500 : and got a $7 Amazon refund the same day.
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I've been putting off shopping for new [car/home] insurance quotes. My current policy is [details]. Find me competitive quotes with equivalent coverage, show me a comparison, and once I approve one, make the switch end to end.
@JoeKambeitz: two and a half grand in car insurance alone : Muse agents that pay for themselves.
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Audit my car insurance. Pull my current policy, shop equivalent quotes, and tell me the maximum I can save without losing coverage. Then switch me to the cheapest equivalent plan when I approve.
Connor Nowinski@connornowinski
@connornowinski: Muse got him six insurance quotes while he was sleeping : he picked the cheapest when he woke up.
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While I sleep, gather at least six [car/home] insurance quotes with coverage equivalent to my current policy. In the morning give me a comparison table and your recommendation; I'll pick one and you'll switch it over.
Mike@MikeAISales
@MikeAISales: Muse helped him save $100/mo switching from State Farm to Geico : found the policy, got the quote, cancelled the old car insurance, made the switch, and updated his credit union (lienholder). He just checked in at key steps.
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Switch my car insurance from [current insurer] to a cheaper equivalent. Get the quote, cancel the old policy, bind the new one, and notify my lienholder/credit union of the change. Pause at each step that needs my explicit approval.
o1xhack 💡SV@o1xhack
@o1xhack: his Muse opted him out of BMW finance privacy data sharing, ordered a Thorne creatine subscription, cancelled another product sub, tracks both with renewal notifications, and is now finding him a smart sliding locker.
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Audit my subscriptions. Cancel [the ones I don't want], keep [the ones I do], set up renewal tracking with notifications, and opt me out of data sharing wherever a company holds my financial info. Report what you changed.
Annie Hu@anniehu824
@anniehu824: she cancelled a lot of subscriptions she didn't even remember she had : with Muse.
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Find every subscription charging my accounts : including ones I've forgotten about. List them with amounts and dates, flag which look unused, and cancel the ones I confirm. Show me my new monthly savings.
Pharmdca@Pharmdca
@Pharmdca ran fifty tickers through his own lens on growth and biotech. Muse builds personal finance tooling in minutes, not weeks.
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Build me a personal finance screener for my watchlist: [list your tickers]. Score each through my lens on [growth/biotech/your criteria], show the thesis for each, and keep it live so I can re-run it anytime.
Idobn@idobn
@idobn: a holiday greeting over crypto payment rails : Muse meeting people where the money already moves.
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Send [recipient] a holiday gift paid over crypto rails. Handle the purchase and payment end to end, and confirm delivery to me.
Heshie Brody@heshie
@heshie had Muse chat with an American Airlines agent on his behalf, cancel flights, and make sure he got a full refund : all from a text message on his phone.
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Chat with [airline] customer service and cancel my flight(s) on [dates]. Push for a full refund, not a credit. Confirm the refund amount and timeline before finishing.
Chandra Bhavanasi ⛷@chanduiiit
@chanduiiit authorized Muse to take any offer under $70/mo on his $80/mo AT&T fiber bill. Muse negotiated $40/mo plus 3 months free.
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Negotiate my [ISP] bill: I'm paying $80/mo and authorize any offer under $70/mo. Report what you got.
anubhav@erfahrung
@erfahrung sent Muse a screenshot of his AT&T bill and asked if he was getting a good deal. Muse negotiated a loyalty bonus saving $50/mo for 24 months.
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Look at this [bill screenshot] : am I getting a good deal on my internet? Negotiate a better rate if you can.
Gabe Ragland@gabe_ragland
@gabe_ragland's first try of Muse found $108/mo in savings and negotiated down his internet bill.
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Find every subscription and bill I could be overpaying on, and negotiate the ones worth it.
Cliff Dailey@cliffdailey
@cliffdailey ran the insurance-switch playbook: "@muse just saved me $2,526 a year. No 🧢!"
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Here is my current [auto/home] insurance policy. Find me a better rate with identical coverage, buy the new policy, and cancel the old one. Confirm the new premium and the savings.
cobey@cobeyluke
Told to "find a way to make me $100 by the end of the weekend," @cobeyluke's Muse found almost $500 in unclaimed property instead.
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Find a way to make me $100 by the end of the weekend.
Nick Grous@GrousARK
"Muse just found me $1,500+ in unclaimed money. I'm now a user for life," says @GrousARK : who filed the claim and set Muse to check the claim status every 5 days and report back.
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Can you look around the internet for any money that might be owed to me? Then check my claim status every 5 days and report back.
Karim Mattar@MattarARK
"Just did the @GrousARK Muse method and found $630 I was missing," says @MattarARK. "This thing just paid for itself for the next few months."
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Search unclaimed-money databases for anything owed to me [name/details] and walk me through claiming each find.
The Money Educator@moneyeducator
@moneyeducator: "MUSE found [my father-in-law] $1,750 in unclaimed property. On top of that, he had Muse review his internet and phone bills, compare cheaper plans, and find a way to save him another $120 a month."
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Search unclaimed-property databases for [family member: name/details] and claim what you find. Then review their [internet/phone] bills, compare cheaper plans, and switch them to save money.
Mak@damonmak13
@damonmak13 built BillRx, an AI agent that audits confusing medical bills : from a one-word prompt to a submitted hackathon entry in about 3 hours: working prototype, repo, demo video. The model never touches the money math; that's all deterministic code.
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Build me a working prototype of [app idea] in about 3 hours: working code, a repo, and a demo video script. Use deterministic code : never the model : for any money math or critical calculations. Report progress as you go.
Alex Volkov@altryne
@altryne dumped data from his ecobee thermostat plus his energy bills for the last 5 years, and Muse built him a dashboard.
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Here is my ecobee thermostat data and my energy bills for the last [5] years [attach files]. Build me a dashboard showing usage trends, costs, and where I'm wasting energy.
shashank@_shanxS
@_shanxS managed his car purchase with Muse: research, haggling with the dealership, finding the right insurance quote, booking the pre-purchase inspection, etc.
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Manage my car purchase end to end: research [car model/budget], help me haggle with the dealership, find the right insurance quote, and book a pre-purchase inspection. Check with me before any commitment.
UrVegasUnc@CalcioMoneyball
@CalcioMoneyball's FedEx customs bill got mailed to his mom's house. He put the photo his mom texted him into Muse, and it figured out how to pay it in seconds.
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Here's a photo of my [FedEx customs bill] [attach]. Figure out how to pay it and walk me through it : or pay it for me after I confirm the amount: $[X].
Venkata Kollu@VenkataKol1115
@VenkataKol1115 used Muse to pay his bills, monitor item prices, and built a dashboard of his non-registered stock portfolio.
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Pay my [bills: list], monitor prices for [items], and build me a dashboard of my non-registered stock portfolio. Confirm each payment with me first.
Amir Atefi@amiratefi_
@amiratefi_ had Muse pull active subscriptions that didn't match his current workflow, spotted an unused LegalZoom one : then, with permission, filed all the paperwork with the Delaware SOS to get in good standing, dissolve it, and subsequently cancel the LZ subscription.
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Audit my active subscriptions against my current workflow [describe]. For any I don't use (e.g. [LegalZoom]), file the paperwork to [get in good standing with Delaware SOS and dissolve the entity], then cancel the subscription. Ask my permission before filing anything.
One copy-paste audit turns your bank statements into a ranked leak list - then a word-for-word script talks the biggest bill back down.
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72 public posts describe it. Negotiate a bill, switch insurance, cancel a subscription, or chase a refund. Each card above quotes the poster or condenses their post, and links to the original.
No. Outcomes are what each poster reported. Built with Muse did not verify the savings, bookings or completions. 21 of the 72 posts are in the poster's own words; the rest are condensed summaries with a link back.
55 of these posts come with a prompt you can copy and adapt. Open Try the prompt on a card, paste it into Muse, and replace the bracketed parts with your own details.
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Outcomes are what the poster reported. Built with Muse did not verify the savings, bookings, or completions. Posts with text_source tweet are the author's own words. Posts with text_source field-guide-summary are condensed from the public post by the EveryAI Muse field guide (snapshot 2026-09-14) and link back to the original. Some entries were first catalogued by shipwithmuse.live. Data updated 2026-10-09.