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Negotiate a bill, switch insurance, cancel a subscription, or chase a refund.

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Cancel dead subscriptions, then do the day's shopping

Nicolas Bustamante@nicbstme · 20 Sept

In the last 24 hours, it bought me socks, ordered my Whole Foods groceries, booked a cleaning service and got me a burger for dinner. It already saved me $200 by canceling subscriptions and services I no longer needed.

Push Verizon Fios until the price moves

Todd Saunders@toddsaunders · 25 Sept

Muse just saved me $180/year on my Verizon bill. I'm mind blown. I asked Muse to chat with Verizon fios on their site and negotiate better pricing for me. At first the Verizon agent said there was nothing they could do I already had the lowest price. I then asked muse to "push harder". And Verizon came back with a better offer saving me $180/year. There is NO WAY I would've waited on fios website chat for this long or had the patience to do this.

Negotiate cable and phone bills

Peter Yang@petergyang · 18 Sept

Meta's @Muse is the best personal agent I've tried to date. It actually save me $800+ a year on my cable and phone bills, which is just insane value for a free AI agent. Here's my new video where I walk through 10 of my favorite Muse use cases, including a personalized morning news feed, a habit tracker, and how I got Muse to call customer support and negotiate my bills for me.

Switch auto insurance in about five minutes

Joe Devoy@JosephDevoy · 10 Sept

Yesterday I uploaded my auto insurance policy to Meta @Muse and asked for a better rate with identical coverage. In ~5 minutes, it found a policy saving me $3,500 /year, bought it, and canceled my old one. I knew I was overpaying. I'd abandoned several attempts to switch because insurance websites and aggregator portals are so painful.

Try the prompt
Find me a better priced auto insurance than my current policy (attached). I'd like to keep the coverage the same.

Comcast call transcript, $288 a year

Peter Yang@petergyang · 18 Sept

I find this phone transcript from @Muse on how it negotiated $288 in annual savings for my Comcast cable bill super fascinating. Honestly, I think most companies' customer support lines are NOT ready for agents.

Five things to try beyond email and calendar

Peter Yang@petergyang · 19 Sept

5 things to try with @Muse this weekend beyond the usual email, calendar, and subscription workflows: 1. Set up a personalized feed. 2. Fill out forms and comparison shop online (renew a driver's license, compare car insurance, book hard-to-get restaurant and show reservations). 3. Monitor your DMs across Instagram, Threads, Messenger, and iMessage. 4. Buy and sell on Facebook Marketplace. 5. Find and talk to human customer support: navigate phone trees, wait on hold, and talk to a rep.

Hotel, apartment search, and subscription cleanup

Armand Domalewski@ArmandDoma · 17 Sept

muse is genuinely magic. I've been procrastinating on booking a hotel, finding a new apartment, cleaning up my subscriptions, and it did it all in minutes

Find subscriptions on an old card

Allie K. Miller@alliekmiller · 24 Sept

My friend just saved over $1,000 a year because of Meta Muse. I walked her (a non-techie who has never used an AI agent) through the Muse setup. She connected it to Gmail, asked it to review all of her subscriptions. It flagged a bunch she had no idea she was paying for, a lot were hooked up to an old Delta credit card on autopay. She canceled Paramount+, Clear, Spotify Audiobook, a skin cream, etc. She just saved $1,300 per year. Start to finish was 22 minutes.

First Xfinity negotiation failed

Peter Yang@petergyang · 15 Sept

My attempt to get Muse to negotiate my Xfinity cable bill has sadly failed

Finish an Amazon refund you gave up on

Yair Savlevi@Yairsavlevi · 9 Sept

I ordered a package from amazon to the hotel and it didn't arrive on time. I tried to reach out to amazon for a refund but they made it so hard so I gave up. I mentioned it to Milo this morning on my way to the office. By the time I opened Muse App again 20 minutes later Milo got me the refund.

Try the prompt
Handle this issue with [company] support: [describe the problem]. Keep going through their process : calls, chats, escalation : until it's resolved. Don't hand it back to me unless a decision genuinely needs me.

Cancel duplicate subscriptions across two Amex cards

Spencer Hakimian@SpencerHakimian · 24 Sept

Overnight, Muse cancelled 3 duplicate subscriptions my wife and I had by cross referencing our Amex. Saved $300/month going forward. I didn't have to do a single thing.

Cancel subscriptions without taking the upsell

M Mohan@mukund · 25 Sept

One big advantage of using @Muse to cancel subscriptions. No upsell is possible. No can we give you a 3 months free option. Which I have done multiple times. Been upsold. Nope. Cancelled 3 subscriptions for me today.

Claims, housing, forgotten subscriptions, and lost emails

Armand Domalewski@ArmandDoma · 17 Sept

it took care of insurance claims I've been putting off, organized a housing search for me, found a ton of subscriptions in my email and my bank account that I didn't want to continue, sent a bunch of emails I had lost track of...

Appeal a property-tax classification

Frank@flaspi1 · 20 Sept

I had muse check my property taxes to see if it can appeal and lower them. Found that it was registered as my second home even though it has been my primary for 5 years. Filed amendment to change it, and filed appeal to get $600 refund for the last 4 years.

Cut a Verizon bill with no plan change

M3PUnleashed@M3PUnleashed · 25 Sept

Muse just cut my Verizon bill! No new plan. Nothing added. $40/mo loyalty discount + they paid the last $33.30 iPhone 15 Pro Max payment as an additional discount. Pure price cut. The math actually checked out. My Muse bot, Ragnar, saved me real money on the free plan.

Try the prompt
Look at my Verizon bill. Do not change my plan or add anything. Ask them for a loyalty discount on what I already have, and check whether any device payment can be credited. Show me the before and after before anything is confirmed.

Switch insurance and cancel unused subscriptions

First Fellow@spluscollective · 28 Sept

Muse is still a game changer as it helped me switch insurance and save over a grand and also helped me cancel a few subscriptions that I don't use. However tighter guardrails are important. Too early in the game.

Try the prompt
Shop my insurance for equivalent coverage and show me anything that saves at least $1,000 a year. Separately, list subscriptions I am not using. Do not switch or cancel anything until I approve each one.

Catch a missing line discount and get it refunded

Henry Levak@HenryLevak · 26 Sept

I asked @Muse to save me some money, pointed to my Verizon bill and it saw my kids Apple Watch isn't getting 50% off. It did everything, including chat with agent for a retro refund. $22.50 refunded

Audit a Verizon bill and apply the changes

Billy Sticker@billysticker · 27 Sept

@Muse just audited our Verizon bill, used computer-use to make the changes, and saved us $1,410/year.

Shop car insurance quotes

cramerica@cramericaTV · 26 Sept

Dang man the @Meta @Muse agent did what @openclaw could not. Found me a car insurance policy against a bunch of companies and saved me over $500!

Switch car insurance to Geico and bind the policy

NLR@NestorLRamos · 28 Sept

.@Muse just saved me $2,130. I'm officially blown away. One of my big expenses is car insurance, so I shared my policy details and cost and asked it to use it as a reference and search for alternatives. It quickly gave me a few options and recommend to go with GEICO to save $1,064.50 per term (6 months). I then gave it access to my @stripe account, handled the payment for me and ultimately bound the policy. @muse promised me it would handle canceling my existing policy tomorrow morning.

Try the prompt
Here is my current car insurance policy and what I pay. Find equivalent coverage that costs less, show me the options, and once I approve one, pay and bind it. Then cancel the old policy. Pause before you pay and before you cancel.

Comcast negotiation, a decade-old subscription, and a refund

Rumplestiltskin Humperdinck@kimmyjongeats · 23 Sept

Looks plausible. Muse saved a friend $400/pm on his Internet/TV bill by negotiating with the Comcast agent, helped me cancel a 10-yr-old subscription (very non-trivial) and got me a $200 refund.

Insurance shopped before renewal, $1,157 saved

Vincent Ethier@vinidlidoo · 9 Oct

Before his home insurance renewed, Muse shopped it around. He ended up moving both his home and car insurance from Progressive to Allstate, saving $1,157.

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Win an Amazon refund fight through support

Dan Loppnow@DanLoppnowJr

@DanLoppnowJr asked Muse to open an Amazon support request and fight for his refund back. It won : and got through to a human : while he watched week 1 of the NFL.

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Try the prompt
Open an Amazon support request for my refund on [order/item]. Fight it for me: escalate past the bot until you reach a human, and don't stop until the refund is issued. Report every step you take.
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Chase down a promised credit that never landed

Malgenio 😈@PipeBladex

@PipeBladex: a supervisor promised a $70 Amazon credit weeks ago that never landed. He told his Muse to check; it opened the support chat, pushed past the runaround, and got the refund processed. One tap from him.

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Try the prompt
A company promised me a [credit/refund of $X] weeks ago and it never landed. Check my account, open their support chat, and push until the credit is actually processed. Show me proof when it's done.
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What have people actually used Muse for when it comes to paying bills?

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.

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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.

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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.