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Muse got the address on Kyle G's Costco membership changed after two customer service reps had said no. The app had a bug, so he asked the agent to call and went back to work.

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Muse got the address on Kyle G's Costco membership changed after two customer service reps had said no. The app had a bug, so he asked the agent to call and went back to work. The first rep told him to log in and do it himself, the second wanted to speak with the member. The third got it done, and he never waited on hold. The post does not show what Muse said on the calls.

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Call [company] and ask to change [the address or plan] on [my membership]. If they say no, ask what it takes, and try again later, at most three times. Ask me before you give out a card number, password or ID number, or accept new terms. You are done when the change is confirmed and I have a short summary of each call.

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Done when. The change is confirmed and you have a short summary of each call.

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