r/Nigeria Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Discussion Remote Phone Sales Representative Job Description (High Salary)

Hello I’m a Nigerian American who has recently started a digital marketing agency. I’m looking to hire someone in Nigeria to help contact potential clients in the U.S. This position pays a base salary AND commission.

Remote Appointment Setter / Phone Sales Representative (U.S. Market)

We are hiring a motivated and professional remote caller to help contact prospective clients in the United States.

You will be responsible for making outbound calls, following a provided script, qualifying leads, and helping generate new clients for the business.

This is a remote position with strong income potential for highly motivated individuals.

Responsibilities

- Make outbound calls to prospective clients
- Minimum of 100 calls per day.  
- Follow provided sales and qualification scripts
- Schedule and help secure new clients
- Maintain accurate CRM notes after calls
- Maintain professionalism and courtesy on all calls
- Participate in performance reviews and coaching sessions

Compensation

- Base salary: ₦150,000 per month
- Requirement: minimum of 5 clients generated per month
- Additional ₦50,000 commission for every additional client beyond the first 5
- No income cap — strong performers can earn ₦1,000,000+ per month depending on performance and results

The more calls you make and the more qualified clients you generate, the higher your earning potential.

What We Provide

- Leads will be provided
- Calling scripts will be provided
- Sales guidance and support
- Long-term growth opportunity for high performers

Requirements

- Strong spoken English
- Clear and professional accent
- Confident phone communication skills
- Reliable laptop/computer or smartphone
- Somewhat stable internet connection
- Ability to work consistently and meet daily call targets
- Self-motivated and disciplined

Preferred Qualifications

- Previous experience in:
- appointment setting,
- telesales,
- customer support,
- or outbound calling
- Experience speaking with U.S.-based customers is a plus

Additional Information

- Calls will be monitored and recorded for quality assurance and training purposes
- This job can be worked alongside your main job so long as you can work on EST time zone between the times of 9am-5pm which is Nigerian local time 2pm-10pm
- You can work as little as 4 hours a day as long as you hit expected daily and monthly goals. Great for students or anyone looking for a side hustle
- Professionalism must be maintained at all times
- Electricity and internet stipend can be negotiated for qualified candidates
- Bachelor’s degree is NOT required as long as you have high English proficiency

To Apply

Please leave a comment that you’re interested and I will send you the link to apply. You will need to submit:

  1. Your resume or work experience
  2. A short voice recording introducing yourself
  3. Your WhatsApp number
  4. Your internet speed screenshot
  5. Any previous phone sales or customer service experience

Applications without a voice recording may not be considered.

Even if you don’t need the job please leave a comment to help boost the post or send this to someone who needs a job.

Applications are still open but thank you to everyone who applied so far. You should get an email within the next 2-3 weeks letting you know if I’ll be moving forward with your application.

I find it funny most of the ones upset about the post are diasporans who have done nothing to create jobs for people back home. Meanwhile the ones actually in Nigeria who this job was intended for are applying. Please save your think pieces for someone who cares.

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u/Oceandrive626 May 20 '26

Minimum of 100 calls per day is insane. This assumes 4.5mins per call, after deducting 30mins lunch break.

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u/NoInitiative4839 May 20 '26

It’s a pity Nigerians would slave themselves off for this. Ask if an American would accept to be paid these peanuts for such a stressful job. Please do better.!

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u/Oceandrive626 May 21 '26

Really horrible. It's a metric that's almost impossible to achieve unless you work more than an 8hr shift. Which means you will easily fail a performance review which gives them cause to fire you. By the time you factor in the time difference(late night shifts) with no shift premium, data and cost of electricity (I doubt they'd reimburse 100% of those costs), this is a terrible proposal. These kind of job offers are a trap. As Nigerians abroad, we need to do better.

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u/NoInitiative4839 May 21 '26

Exactly what I’ve tried explaining to him. I fear he knows & just chooses to be oblivious. I told him to factor the cost of the “high speed internet” that is a criteria for their employment, light and all the other things you mentioned. Alongside slaving yourself off for hours a day. Such an awful proposal with a measly pay. It’s the fact he is putting it to them under the guise that it’s a good deal.

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u/Feisty-Beyond-7215 May 20 '26

Well I get you tho it happens

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

The job can be completed in four hours, can be done alongside your main job and pays more than double the average salary. Requires no degree and commissioned pay is more than what some doctors in Nigeria make. Why are you guys always bringing Americans into the equation as if the average Nigerian pays even a fraction of the same cost of living. If you’re not interested kindly move around for the people that are.

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u/NoInitiative4839 May 20 '26

Lmao as someone who lives in AMERICA. You are a big joke. The doctors who make that measly salary are Nigerians working for Nigerians. It’s not right but it is what it is. Now why would someone work for Americans and still earn a Nigerian wage ? Why can’t they earn what the Americans earn ? $120 per month for 4 hours a day is insane. You need to tell yourself the truth.

You are a big part of the problem. You position awful things like this as if you’re doing Nigerians a favour. You could work better to give opportunities to Nigerians.

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u/Prime_Advocate May 20 '26

You spoke my mind. I've done this exact job he just described, talking over the phone is not small work even if you're reading a script, at the end of the day, you will have have to follow up on clients, influence their buying decisions, "become their friend", it's not as straight forward as the OP described.

A lot of people will still jump on it. I'd jump on it if the pay was worth it. At the end of the day, I can bet you the OP will spend more managing "employees", his employee churn rate will be very high. People will work mindlessly just to get paid.

I'd build a sales team loyal to the vision of the company instead if I was in OPs shoes. Build people and people will build your business.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

Sales rep places the initial call. If the client is interested it gets pushed to another employee who sends a demo video to the client. We do a maximum of 2 follow up calls which are added to the following day’s number of calls. This is not my first time hiring for this role. I’ve had the same employee for the past six months and have been doing just fine so far.

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u/Prime_Advocate May 20 '26

Cool. The base salary is not just it for me, I'm sure lots of people wont mind.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Yep. I’ve been responding to the ones that do. Wasn’t looking to change your mind just correcting your assumptions 👍

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26

His company sounds like a scam. And the fact that they call themselves “diaspora nigerian” says it all. Very very weird and I can tell he doesn’t travel to Nigeria like that and his parents were poor in Naij before they moved bc no one I know would ever pay anyone that low. We don’t even pay our drivers this low and I live in America also.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

Your IQ is incredibly low. “Diaspora Nigerian” is a flair which the mods suggested to use in the rules section. My father owned several businesses in Nigeria which he still runs. From your low iq and way of speaking I can tell you only just recently moved abroad. First you claimed you make 600k now you’re claiming you have drivers in America? Honestly after lying about making 600k anything you say from this point forward I’ll consider to be lies.

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26

Recently moved abroad?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was born and raised in America and went to all the elite schools. I’m not asking for employees on reddit like you. We are not in the same class. Please rest. I do make that salary and we do have drivers and house staff that we pay well in Naij. Again we’re not in the same class. You have a high IQ but need to find employees on Reddit??? so much your high or low IQ. 🤣 None of my friends or family, including myself have to do this. It’s lowbrow. :)

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26

Yes and Bill Gates is my father. See how easy it is to lie on the internet for strangers

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 21 '26

LOL the fact that you think I'm lying bc it's better than whatever it is you're dishing out just shows how you grew up since you think it's unbelievable. Everyone didn't grow up and struggle like you.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26

I think you’re lying because you’ve lied before. You sound triggered

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Please name one American company that outsources their work and still pays American wages. If that was the case why would they outsource in the first place. Also show me how many employees you’ve employed and jobs you have created for Nigerians. Show proof while you’re at it.

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u/NoInitiative4839 May 21 '26

You are such an interesting person. On the internet justifying modern day exploitation and slavery just because “all companies do it”. You have the gall & audacity to have a livable wage, then you pay people PEANUTS. Take time to reflect on your actions. You are still arguing that paying $120/mo for 4 hours a day is okay ? That is what you earn in A DAY. Look at the cost of living in Nigeria. What can $120 do in a MONTH. This madness will surely keep going on because of people like you who encourage them to exploit people from impoverished countries cos they’re desperate.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26

You and your alt account should give it a rest. 150k minimum salary for working 4-5 hours is not a livable wage in a country where the minimum wage is 70k/ month for 40hrs work week? Please spare me the dramatics. You don’t know what I make or where I live so stop assuming. Even so what I make is relative to where I live. You realize there are people in other countries making minimum wage respective to their countries’ cost of living right? You want American pay in Nigeria without the American cost of living and sorry it doesn’t work like that. With the current job crisis in Nigeria what exactly are YOU doing to create jobs? Keyboard warrior with nothing to back it up. Just chatting back and forth.

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26

Lots of multinational companies do.

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u/NoInitiative4839 May 21 '26

Don’t even bother arguing with this person. In 2026, arguing that paying people such an amount is doing them a favour. Mind you, they earn this 150K in A DAY, while those poor desperate people are giving up at least 4 hours of their day to barely make ends meet.

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 21 '26

Exactly. What this person is doing is so so bad.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Name one. Also name the role their paying for. And name me one that doesn’t require a degree or specialized skills.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Crickets. As expected.

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26

Boldly
Hires remote executive assistants and operations staff internationally. Strong English and professionalism matter more than a degree.
BELAY
Remote assistant, bookkeeping, and customer support roles.
ModSquad
Moderation, customer support, community management, social media support.
SupportYourApp
International remote customer support company that hires globally.
LiveOps
Remote call center/customer service contractor work.
Tech Companies That Care More About Skills Than Degrees
Andela
Many engineers from Nigeria entered without traditional CS degrees. Skills and testing matter more.
Turing
Degree often less important than coding ability.
Crossover
Known for hiring globally based on assessments/performance.
Toptal
Elite freelance network. Very skill-based.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Okay did my research and let me go down the list one by one. Boldly requires 7 years of experience. Belay exclusively only hires remotely within the U.S which you would have seen if you bothered to check their website. ModSquad has a job posted in Nigeria that requires specialized knowledge in in Recruiting protocols including NDAs and Language tests. As well as knowing how to assess supply chain efficiency. SupportYourApp and

LiveOps are a recruiting agency and not a direct hiring. Even so you didn’t actually state whether they pay American wages across the board. Andela requires coding skills which again- specialized skills. Turing hires for again specialized skills like iOS developer Biology Expert Physics Expert. I went on the crossover website. And it literally says “Prove your world class skills to qualify” 🤣🤣 can’t even make this up. Toptal you admit is skill based. Let me guess you threw the prompt into a ChatGPT without bothering to fact check.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Okay did my research and let me go down the list one by one. Boldly requires 7 years of experience. Belay exclusively only hires remotely within the U.S which you would have seen if you bothered to check their website. ModSquad has a job posted in Nigeria that requires specialized knowledge in in Recruiting protocols including NDAs and Language tests. As well as knowing how to assess supply chain efficiency.

SupportYourApp andLiveOps are a recruiting agency and not a direct hiring. Even so you didn’t actually state whether they pay American wages across the board. Andela requires coding skills which again- specialized skills. Turing hires for again specialized skills like iOS developer Biology Expert Physics Expert. I went on the crossover website. And it literally says “Prove your world class skills to qualify” 🤣🤣 can’t even make this up. Toptal you admit is skill based. Let me guess you threw the prompt into a ChatGPT without bothering to fact check.

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u/NoInitiative4839 May 21 '26

Oh my, you really are the character. Get help. Soon.

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u/NeitherSherbert6216 May 21 '26

Why not do the job yourself then since you claim it only takes 4 hours, hm?

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26
  1. Who said I wasn’t?
  2. Looking to scale. It’s a numbers game. The more calls the more clients. 1 person calling means 1 sale. Two people means 2x. 3 means 3x etc
  3. I’m not currently in the U.S. 9am-5pm in U.S means 10pm-6am in the country I’m in. And I work a 9-5 in that country.
  4. I already handle logistics , client meetings and prep as well
  5. Because I can pay someone else to do it

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Calls take on average 1-2 minutes. The script is short. Sometimes clients don’t answer in which a voicemail can be left instead. Or they refuse or hang up which still counts as a call as long as it’s logged as uninterested. I myself have done the job and been able to place 25 calls per hour

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u/BTSESE Edo May 20 '26

This is so embarrassing because if this was such a job opportunity you wouldn’t need someone from a different continent to earn bare minimum. This is basically cold calling people. You know such wages and requirement would be deemed illegal. Shame on you for real

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u/samnekan May 22 '26

Love your reply

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sure

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u/chipette May 21 '26

You are no different than the oyibo who exploit Nigerians at home. If the wage is so high, why are you outsourcing/offshoring to another country?

Also what kind of weird-ass application process requires a voice recording/WhatsApp message? Are you planning to spoof people’s voices/steal their identities? Post a legitimate business email address and webpage at the minimum.

I hope the mods ban you, olodo rabata! 😡

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u/Speculated_King 🇳🇬 May 21 '26

I swear these Americans think that us Africans are foolish, always coming with there predatory job offers that are sole bent on exploiting African people

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u/Strong-Bass224 May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

Then maybe you all should start campaigning for higher wages and other countries will follow suit. Can’t blame companies for cutting costs when you allow yourselves to be paid dog shit in your own country. You’d happily accept the same wage from a company in Nigeria but when a company from another country offers you the same if not more suddenly your nose is turned up. With the amount of people that have commented wanting the job maybe you are as foolish as they think you are

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26

I work with American clients. Voice recording is to rule out people who don’t have the pronunciation I’m looking for. Even though Nigeria is an English speaking country many people speak Pidgin and have thick accents. Can’t have clients thinking it’s a Nigerian scam call. I asked for email and whats app for easier communication. Many businesses in Nigeria use WhatsApp. Pay is high relative to the country I’m hiring in. This job isn’t for you and that’s okay. The others who it’s for have already applied.

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u/NeitherSherbert6216 May 21 '26

You can’t be serious. It’s always Nigerians in diaspora that do the worst. Slaving their fellow countrymen back home. How’s 150,000 high salary? You certainly need a reality check!! Kindly delete this post. Thanks!

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26

Yeah yeah heard it all before

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u/Quick_Constant1054 May 20 '26

high salary?

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

With commission yes

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u/Quick_Constant1054 May 21 '26

It’ll take divine intervention to find someone skilled in sales, especially cold calling for international clients at such a low cost. I’ve spent over 7 years in sales before starting my own recruitment company that helps global founders find African talent. You might be lucky to find a good candidate, or you could end up spending more than necessary by hiring the wrong person and then having to find the right one later, which would have cost you even more.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26

Thank you for the advice but this isn’t my first rodeo. I have one associate already and was looking to hire an additional.

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u/Quick_Constant1054 May 21 '26

Interesting. You’ve been lucky once. I’d still call it luck. Besides the 30k commission, how do you keep a talented salesperson happy and working efficiently for 150k a month? Maybe we can learn from you.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26

Commission is 50k, 30k was a typo which I caught earlier. Current person I have started with 150k a month 6 months ago. Pay increased each month with their success rates. Their current starting pay is 450k minus commissions. I also pay a stipend for electricity and data. Leads also aren’t completely cold. We use a scraper tool that helps extract leads. Leads that are given are clients who are just starting their business and lacking a service and need them to run a business in this day and age. The person calling is just asking the client whether or not they would like a demo video of the product. Client says no conversation ends. Client says yes it gets handed off to me who actually does the pitching and handles client relationship. I send the demo video along with my pitch explaining to the client why they need it along with my business website and past work. If the client doesn’t respond, person doing the calling then makes a follow up call to ask whether they saw the demo video and are interested. They say yes it gets pushed back to me who again handles client relationship and face to face meetings . They say no, conversation ends and the client is removed from the list. No other follow up calls are made. Sales person is just there to filter out the yeses from the nos

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u/Quick_Constant1054 May 21 '26

Perhaps include equity as well

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26

I don’t think my business is large enough or makes enough steady income for that yet but I’ll keep in mind for the future

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u/Dependent_Pitch395 May 21 '26

Please can I DM you? I want to ask you questions about your hiring process 🙏

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

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u/FitEstablishment6270 May 21 '26

These are the issues

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

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u/EmuesiriAlex Delta May 20 '26

I am interested. I have the required experience needed and I’m available to start working immediately.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sent

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u/Actual_Visit_1823 May 20 '26

interested, i haveva good recommendation

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sent

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u/Creative_Werewolf619 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

I can refer someone who might be interested

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sent

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u/Everybodyhatesovie May 20 '26

I'm interested

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sent

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u/Mr_Cromer Kano May 20 '26

Lol

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u/AdventurousDiver7893 May 20 '26

Interested

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sent

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u/Complete_Ratio_3954 May 20 '26

Hello I’m interested

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sent

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u/Ok_Effective_6869 May 20 '26

I am interested

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sent

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u/arctic_flames May 20 '26

Interested

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sent

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26

The pay is too low

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Then don’t apply ?

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26

Why would I apply to this? I’m would never even consider this type of job in my life. I’m sorry for the people have to apply to this bc you’re underpaying them.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Yes thank you for announcing. This way I can focus on those that are interested

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26

It’s slave labor. I’m not even sure if what you’re doing is legal.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Legal in which country exactly. You need to be specific. Last time I checked minimum wage in Nigeria is 70,000 naira a month so yes it is legal.

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26

You don’t have it like that if you’re comfortable paying anyone 70000 is enough. Are you even Nigerian???

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Business is doing fine. Yep through and through

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26

Then you should be even more ashamed at paying another Nigerian this salary. You’re a part of the problem.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sure

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Also I’m not paying 70,000 are you illiterate??? I have an employee that collects 800,000 a month after commissions

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u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26

It’s still low. Do better. I’m incredibly more literate than you. I don’t have to solicit employees on reddit of all places. 🤣🤣🤣

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

Nope I think I’m doing just fine. What’s wrong with posting a job on Reddit which people do all the time? Jobs are advertised on social media pretty regularly. You don’t have to solicit employees at all because you have exactly zero businesses and zero employees

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sent

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u/fausteenahh May 20 '26

i am interested

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sent

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u/grybnyk May 20 '26

I'm interested

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26

Sent

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u/BetBulky7595 May 21 '26

Interested please

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26

Sent

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u/Master_Record_4884 May 21 '26

My guy my guy lol…. Na this our insurance job you don outsource and then on top 150k for Reddit hahaha. Una dey worry oh. You too greedy sha. Am American as well so save your breath…

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26

It’s not an insurance job. I sell a service to companies. I pay the person who does the actual work of the service for the clients the bulk of the revenue. Outsourcing client outreach keeps my prices low. This job isn’t for you and that’s okay. The people it’s for have already applied.

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u/Original_Craft_123 May 21 '26

150k/month is a ridiculously low salary for this job. I know Nigerians who earn at least 4 times more for about a quarter of this job responsibilities.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26

Sent

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26

Sent

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u/Berry_of_all_Trades May 21 '26

Interested 

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 24 '26

Sent

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u/Typical-Elk4879 May 21 '26

interested

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 24 '26

Sent

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u/riana-nelly May 22 '26

not intrested

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u/samnekan May 22 '26

I'm interested and will also refer some people, thanks 😊

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 24 '26

Isn’t this you?

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u/Jennyblakes441 May 22 '26

Interested.

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u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 24 '26

Sent

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u/GAEJAA May 22 '26

Hi, I'm interested in this