Took a cancelled Alaska flight plus Lyft receipts from email, fought a broken upload widget, and submitted a $189.37 claim with a case number.
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Took a cancelled Alaska flight plus Lyft receipts from email, fought a broken upload widget, and submitted a $189.37 claim with a case number.
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Find my cancelled [airline] flight and related receipts (e.g. [Lyft/Uber] rides) in my email. Convert everything to PDF and file the claim on the airline's site — work around any broken upload limits. Get me a case number, but only submit after I approve.
Review what the agent will be allowed to touch: browse the web, access account settings, confirm changes first, submit forms and bookings, read email you connect. Ask Muse to show its plan and pause before anything that spends money, sends a message or changes an account.
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