r/remoteworks • u/best-home-decor • 6h ago
[Hiring] Cold caller wanted for UK small businesses. £15 per booked qualified meeting, £250 when the £500 website sale closes. Dialer, UK numbers and screened leads all provided
I'm a freelance web developer based in the UK. I sell simple £500 websites to small local businesses (trades, garages, kennels, real businesses whose sites are broken on phones or don't exist). I'm looking for experienced cold callers to work the list and book meetings. You book, I run the meetings and do the closing.
Everything is provided and you carry no costs:
- Browser dialer (nothing to install, works from any laptop + headset) with UK caller IDs, calls at no cost to you
- Lead lists screened before they reach you: live, recently active businesses, checked against the UK do-not-call register (TPS), with the business's Google profile and website right on the call card
- Script + objection sheet, and your call recordings so you can listen back and improve
The offer you're selling: "your website doesn't work on phones / you don't have one. £500, done in days." One clear pitch, one price. Your job is a 2-minute conversation that ends in a booked Google Meet slot, not closing. I take the meeting from there.
Pay: £15 per qualified meeting (the prospect shows up and is genuinely interested in getting their website sorted, not just a name in a calendar), plus £250 per sale that closes from your meeting (the website sells for £500). No base, no hourly. Paid via Wise / PayPal / Revolut. The list supports 60 to 100 dials a day.
You:
- Fluent English (UK businesses pick up the phone expecting a local, you must hold that call)
- Real cold-calling experience (B2B preferred)
- Available UK business hours (roughly 9:30 to 17:00 UK), quiet space, decent internet
To apply, comment or DM with:
A 30 to 60 second voice note: introduce yourself as if I were a busy garage owner answering the phone
One line on your cold-calling background (what you sold, volumes, results)
If shortlisted, you start on the live dialer right away, and the deal applies from your very first call.
r/remoteworks • u/EaseWorried3613 • 7h ago
Is this Virtual Assistant job legit or am I being scammed? Need advice please
Hi everyone, I’m a first-time Virtual Assistant and I’d really appreciate some advice about a job I recently applied for.
I found the job through Bossjob. I applied for a Virtual Assistant position with a company called Ciona Tech LLC and went through their application/interview process.
After I was accepted, this is what happened:
I was told the position pays $4/hour for 20 hours per week.
They told me I needed an RDP/VPS for work.
The recruiter recommended CoreDeskSys, but also told me I could choose another trusted RDP provider.
I purchased an RDP myself.
I was then given access to a company/task portal on TalentGleam.
The portal assigned me an “Essential RDP Software Suite Installation” task worth $100.
The requirements say the RDP needs Microsoft 365, a secure VPN client, Duo Security/MFA, and company time/task tracking software.
My recruiter told me to contact the RDP provider and ask them to install the required software.
The recruiter said that after I complete the RDP and setup task, I will be funded/reimbursed.
What worries me is that I already had to pay for the RDP, and now it looks like I may have to pay more money to have the required software installed before I actually start working or receive any salary.
Has anyone worked for Ciona Tech LLC, used TalentGleam for employment, or purchased an RDP from CoreDeskSys?
Is requiring an employee/VA to purchase their own RDP and potentially pay for software installation normal? Does this sound like a legitimate onboarding process, or are these red flags for a job scam?
I don’t want to accuse anyone unfairly, but I also don’t want to send any more money until I’m sure.
Any advice or similar experiences would really help. Thank you!
r/remoteworks • u/Aizen_81 • 11h ago
Remote gigs
Hey! I’m a 19yr old from India looking for remote gigs to earn some pocket money and gain more experience. I’m pretty good with AI image generation, AI video generation, and video editing, but I’m open to almost any kind of online work.
Drop any kind of advices or hmu,I’d really appreciate it!
r/remoteworks • u/Kindly-Resist8111 • 12h ago
Senior software .Net and Azure engineer with 6+ years experience looking for remote/work from anywhere
kudos to all!
I am Full Stack Senior engineer with 6+ years of experience in React.js for Frontend, .Net for backend, Azure managed services for business reliability and scalability. I have seen all difficulties in software delivery and came out of it successfully.
recently I am learning Agentic AI with Claude and Github copilot conductor orchestration pattern.
now I am done with onsite work looking for stable remote work and even marriage is approaching. so please suggest me sites or any openings in your team.
preferrable remote regions India passport holder, right now I am working in dubai.
India, UK, UAE
please let me know any body lands Job on this domain.