Muse calls support and negotiates: $800+ a year off cable and phone
Peter YangX (Twitter) · 2026-09-19
Read originalIt actually save me $800+ a year on my cable and phone bills... how I got Muse to call customer support and negotiate my bills for me.
Business model
One of Peter Yang's regular Muse uses is having it call customer support to negotiate his cable and phone bills, which he estimates saves him $800+ a year combined. Negotiation details live in his linked video, which AgentFlow has not reviewed; the steps here are a reference flow based on his description.
The reference flow gives the agent both bills with a ceiling for each, lets it negotiate by phone, and has the owner verify new rates and promo end dates.
Workflow
- Compile both bills with amounts, breakdown and contract status; set a ceiling for each. (AgentFlow reference flow)
- The agent calls support and negotiates within the ceiling. (AgentFlow reference flow)
- Verify the new bills and set promo-expiry reminders. (AgentFlow reference flow)
Adaptation plan
The $800+ is the author's own estimate without an itemized breakdown; the video walkthrough was not reviewed. Results are as reported in the post.
Starter prompt
Written by AgentFlow; not the original author’s prompt. Not independently deployed in Muse or Grok.
Here are my cable and phone bills (amounts and breakdown attached). Call each provider and negotiate: accept anything under the ceiling I set, check back above it. Afterwards list the new rate, promo period and start date for each, and remind me when promos expire.
Running costs and pitfalls
The $800+ is the author's own estimate without an itemized breakdown; the video walkthrough was not reviewed. Results are as reported in the post. No independent cost benchmark is available. Check subscriptions, permissions and external actions before running a workflow.