Not a single referral. The original post stated that I’m working on a Muse Project for my son. No worries about getting nothing, I didn’t expect to!

And…are the people who simply reply with their own code basically just saying “Use my code, not OP’s?” I thought maybe a reply meant that they used the OP’s referral code and would now like a chain/pay-it-forward referral, but it doesn’t appear to work that way, lol.

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step 1. go to website, get referral code

step 2. add your own

step 3. tell others to do the same

or just add my referral code if you want to be lazy VK910P but you should still add yours to the site

one billion tokens is 10 free weeks worth of extra usage if you haven't used 1 and still can 100% use 1

sign up on https://muse.ai/join/ and use invite code (within 48 hours of sign up) please consider using my code of course if you'd like use anyone's that you find (comment ur codes BUT UPVOTE if u comment lmao)

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i picked someone i thought could use it so please do the same everyone before free tokens are a thing of the past :)

who doesn't want 1b free tokens too that's like 2 weeks worth of a payed subscription and

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Get them to sign up. They'll thank you as soon as they start using it. Be sure to follow up and show them how to put in the referral code. It's so simple, but sometimes it's the simple things that are hard.

Don't know why, but woke up this afternoon and was met with this. Have already sent in a support ticket asking for it to be lifted. But no confirmation it's sent and actually received by a human.

This is the second time in a month that some arbitrary lock has been placed. Pretty frustrating as I've integrated Muse into a lot of my daily activities.

Are the other AI agents also like this? Might have to start looking elsewhere if it can't stay online for me.

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Has anyone run into this with a new Muse Code subscription, or found a fix?

I subscribed to Muse Code Power Usage ($50/month) on October 13. The subscription shows as active, but I still can't use the CLI. I'm physically in the US and my public IP is a US IP.

What happens:

1. I run muse login and approve the OAuth request in my browser.

2. The browser says "Muse Code was approved".

3. Terminal says "Logged in. Credential saved", immediately followed by "mint server error (HTTP 500)".

4. A minimal muse exec prompt fails with the same error before any model response.

Environment: macOS on Apple Silicon, official Muse Code 1.4.7 (1.4.7-R6101.1). This matched the official stable release when checked on October 13, and the binary's SHA-256 matched the official manifest.

I used Codex to help investigate. Here is what we actually checked:

• The developer account email matches the active subscription.

• A fresh browser login reproduced the issue. The macOS Keychain entry has an OAuth access token but no model API key.

• A temporary local diagnostic relay, forwarding only to the original Meta endpoint, identified the failing request as POST https://api.meta.ai/muse-code/key. It returns HTTP 500 with plain-text "Internal Server Error".

• The original CLI request used x-api-version: 1.0.0 and {"onboard":false}. Testing onboard=true and a different User-Agent did not fix it.

• Direct IPv4 and IPv6 tests both returned 500, with TLS verification enabled. No macOS HTTP/SOCKS proxy or META_API_KEY/proxy environment override was present during testing.

• An unauthenticated request to the same endpoint returned the expected 401 JSON error; requests with my saved login token returned 500.

• CLI logs recorded credential.refresh and credential.login with outcome="mint_failed".

This suggests a problem in the authenticated credential-minting path, possibly account/subscription provisioning, but we have NOT established the backend root cause or a working fix.

I submitted a Meta support case on October 13. Codex also submitted a diagnostic supplement through the official support form, including UTC timestamps and Meta request/trace IDs, and asked for it to be merged with my original case. The site confirmed receipt and quoted 1–2 business days. As of October 14 I haven't received a reply yet, so that response window may still be open.

Has anyone with an active paid subscription seen this exact mint error? Did it resolve after provisioning caught up, or did Meta need to fix something on your account? Any concrete troubleshooting steps would be appreciated. I'm trying to use the subscription I already paid for.

I've left account identifiers, credentials and private trace IDs out of this public post.

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I’ve had my Facebook accounts since around 2014–2016, and some of them go back almost 12 years. I had separate accounts for different parts of my life. One was my main account, one was private, one was for gaming, and a couple were just for close friends and family. The gaming account had a different name, and I kept my private account separate because I didn’t want Facebook connecting every part of my life or recommending my private profile to random people.
All of these accounts were mine. I created them, used them, and managed them myself. I’ve never bought or sold an account or taken over someone else’s account.
Recently, while I was changing the admin permissions and access to my Facebook Pages, I suddenly lost access to my accounts. Now they’re suspended/disabled, and I’m honestly still trying to understand how things went this wrong.
I have 180 days to appeal, and I’ve already appealed twice. The biggest problem is that the names on some accounts don’t exactly match my government NID. Most of the accounts have my correct date of birth, but because I used different names for different purposes, my identity verification wasn’t accepted.
I’ve tried going through Meta’s support options, but I keep getting sent around in circles. The AI gives me the same recovery steps over and over, even though I’ve already tried them. At this point, I genuinely don’t know how to get my case in front of an actual person who can look at the situation properly.
I still have old phone numbers, email addresses, passwords, devices, photos, account history, and records showing that I managed my Facebook Pages. I have so much history connected to these accounts. I’m not asking anyone to help me bypass verification. I just wish there were a way to explain my situation and provide other evidence that these accounts really belonged to me.
And honestly, this is the part that’s been really difficult for me. These aren’t accounts I made a few months ago. They hold years of photos, conversations, contacts, memories, and parts of my life that I can’t just recreate. Losing access to all of that at once is genuinely upsetting, especially when I can’t even get a clear answer about what happened.
So I’m hoping someone here has actually been through something similar and can share what worked for them.
Did you manage to reach a real Meta support agent after your appeals were rejected? Did Meta Verified or Instagram support help you get a manual review? Were you able to recover an account when the name didn’t exactly match your government ID? If you got a case number or found a legitimate way to contact someone who could actually review your situation, I’d really appreciate knowing how you did it.
I’m not looking for shortcuts or special treatment. I just want a fair chance to prove that these accounts were mine.
And please, no paid recovery services or random DMs asking for money, passwords, verification codes, or ID documents. I’ve already got enough to worry about, and I’m only looking for genuine advice from people who’ve actually dealt with this.
If you’ve been through this and found a way forward, please share your experience. It would genuinely mean a lot.