Bill negotiation with a ceiling: Muse cut AT&T fiber from $80 to $40/mo
Chandra BhavanasiX (Twitter) · 2026-09-14
Read originalChandra Bhavanasi authorized Muse to accept any AT&T fiber offer under $70/month. It negotiated $40/month plus 3 months free.
Business model
The author authorized Muse to accept any AT&T fiber offer under $70/month. It negotiated $40/month plus 3 months free, down from $80 (author-reported; source checked via the Ship With Muse mirror).
A ceiling authorization lets the agent close a bill negotiation without checking back; the owner verifies the new bill afterwards.
Workflow
- Share the current bill and a ceiling; authorize the agent to accept any offer under it.
- The agent negotiates with the provider and confirms the new rate, promo period and start date.
- Verify the new bill shows the reduction and the free months.
Adaptation plan
Running costs are undisclosed, and the 3 free months are not folded into the structured amount. AgentFlow has not independently deployed this adaptation.
Starter prompt
Written by AgentFlow; not the original author’s prompt. Not independently deployed in Muse or Grok.
Here is my current bill (amount and breakdown attached). Negotiate it down: you may accept any offer below the ceiling I give you on the spot; anything above it comes back to me first. Report the new rate, promo period and start date for my check. Do not agree to add-ons or contract extensions without my confirmation.
Running costs and pitfalls
Running costs are undisclosed, and the 3 free months are not folded into the structured amount. AgentFlow has not independently deployed this adaptation. No independent cost benchmark is available. Check subscriptions, permissions and external actions before running a workflow.