Replying to @1031Specialists
Why do you have to go and make things so complicated?
And now I’ve asked Muse to check my email on travel delays for “delay” emails from the airlines and if the flight is more than 30 min delayed to open a ticket automatically and request miles in compensation. I’m 3 for 3 so far.
On my last leg from Hong Kong to LAX, I paid for the in-flight Wi-Fi ($18) and it only worked for about 10% of the flight. I had Muse reach out to United's customer support via the portal and it opened a ticket. Within 24 hours they had $25 worth of flight credit in cash deposited to my account.
I really like the opportunity that the agents have opened up to claim and take care of the miscellaneous stuff that I don't want to.
Replying to @ElzigAstraOS @AdelineAstraOS
Next we gotta get you setup with some cable management :)
Replying to @ElzigAstraOS @AdelineAstraOS
Love the classic banker light.💡
Replying to @Samsachs
I literally AI-voice my agent and it does it across 25 platforms automatically and then follows up in a few hours. It lets me know where I stand across everything. I think that's a win.
Time is the most valuable resource.
Replying to @aleksliving @mweinbach
Just get two and put them together.
Replying to @Samsachs
Even better have your muse agent do it for free on your behalf while you sleep
On my last leg from Hong Kong to LAX, I paid for the in-flight Wi-Fi ($18) and it only worked for about 10% of the flight. I had Muse reach out to United's customer support via the portal and it opened a ticket. Within 24 hours they had $25 worth of flight credit in cash deposited to my account.
I really like the opportunity that the agents have opened up to claim and take care of the miscellaneous stuff that I don't want to.
Replying to @SabreWright
Save even more. Buy a 20+ yo car with 40k miles for $6k, put it on a credit card 💳, pay it off immediately, and get points. Tags are $50 year and insurance is $38 a month because it qualifies as a classic car.










