A Muse user had Muse add him to the do-not-mail registries: it handled a required phone call and paid a small fee with a virtual credit card. That fee was more than offset by getting him a discount on his internet service and enrolling him in a small class-action lawsuit settlement from an…
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A Muse user had Muse add him to the do-not-mail registries: it handled a required phone call and paid a small fee with a virtual credit card. That fee was more than offset by getting him a discount on his internet service and enrolling him in a small class-action lawsuit settlement from an Amazon purchase.
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Add me to the do-not-mail registries: make any required phone calls, pay small fees with a virtual card, then offset the cost — negotiate my internet bill down and enroll me in any class-action settlements I'm eligible for.
Review what the agent will be allowed to touch: browse the web, make purchases, confirm with you first. Ask Muse to show its plan and pause before anything that spends money, sends a message or changes an account.
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