A tech investor says his recent use of Muse ($META) reminds him of the kind of category-level product shift he's always hoped to see as an investor.
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Analyze whether [a company/product]'s latest launch represents a category-level product shift.
Muse first found a $50 online shopping discount code in 30 seconds, then located his Fidelity trading records, attached supporting documents, and filed a stock class action claim for him — netting $10.
He noticed an idle Google Cloud database charging him $9.54 a month in his Gmail bills, and had Muse write and follow up on a refund request — 39 minutes later, Google refunded $114.14.
Muse dug up a class action settlement notice buried in his spam folder, explained clearly why he was eligible, and walked him step by step through filing the claim — netting $519 into his PayPal account.
He had Muse check his Xfinity bill, and it negotiated a $20/month discount on its own; after he supplied an extra tip over the phone, Xfinity threw in a free Apple Watch.
