Find refunds you're owed
Delegation guide · 💰 Money · all tasks
Can Muse do it? Yes. Point it at your purchase receipts and it hunts for money left on the table — price drops after you bought, credits you forgot, balances on closed accounts — then files the claims.
The prompt
Review my purchase receipts from the last 90 days. For each purchase over $50, check whether the price has dropped since I bought it and whether the retailer offers price adjustments. Also flag unused gift cards, store credits, and any double charges. Build me a refund claim list with amounts and the retailer's claim process for each. Draft the claims but don't submit without my approval.
Steps
- Connect receipts. Email receipts work best — Muse reads order confirmations and matches them against current prices.
- Run the monthly scan. The prompt above covers price drops, credits, and double charges in one pass.
- Check the claim windows. Price-adjustment policies are typically 14–30 days — Muse notes the deadline per retailer so you don't miss it.
- Approve and file. Muse drafts each claim; you review and submit. Most are a form or a chat message.
Linked real case
Price-drop refund hunter — the full story: buy something, price drops a week later, Muse catches it and files the price-adjustment claim.
Caveats
- Windows are short. A price drop found on day 35 of a 30-day policy is just trivia. Run the scan monthly.
- Marketplace sellers differ. Third-party sellers on big platforms often have no adjustment policy — Muse will note which purchases are eligible.
- Small amounts add up, but batch them. Five $8 claims aren't worth five separate filings; ask Muse to batch by retailer.
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