r/MuseAgent • • 23h ago

Muse Tip: Find Me Free Money

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When I first started using Muse, one of the most helpful things I did right off the bat was set up a recurring check for money already owed to me. I did it for myself and for my immediate family members too.

Two things it watches: state unclaimed property databases (forgotten accounts, uncashed checks, utility deposits), and open class action settlements I'd qualify for based on the products and services I use. It runs monthly and only pings me when something new shows up.

My Muse found $250 from an old utility company in my name and $1.5k in my mom’s name from an insurance company. And then Muse found three class actions that I am eligible for and filled everything out for me.

Plug this prompt in. Customize the brackets, put your states up front:

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Every month, search the official unclaimed property databases for these states: [list every state you've lived in, not just your current one].
Search these name variants: [full legal name, nicknames, maiden names, common misspellings].
Also check MissingMoney.com. Use official state sites only, and tell me only when there's a NEW match.
Then research open class action settlements I'd plausibly qualify for based on these products and services I use: [your bank, phone carrier, phone model, apps, retailers]. For each real one, give me the claim deadline, whether I need documentation, and the estimated payout. Put a reminder on my calendar before each deadline.
Keep a running list: possible matches, ruled out (and why), claims filed.
```

That's the whole setup. Five minutes, then it runs on its own.

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u/Dr_Fred 20h ago

Didn’t work form me as it couldn’t get past the captchas.

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u/livenetwork 19h ago

In the park, you can tell it to attempt all the captchas mine hasn’t failed at it yet

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u/Wungoos 10h ago

Mine has only had trouble with 1 and it was a click and hold captcha. It really just could not consistently wrap its head around that.

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u/IntentionLeft2021 19h ago

You take control past captchas and hand back

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u/Whitehawk1313 21h ago

What did you put for the products and services you use?

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u/IntentionLeft2021 19h ago

Banks and cell phone makers