Your job: call U.
S. customers who owe money, and get a payment date. This is a phone job. Most of your day is outbound calls. Email backs up the call; it doesn't replace it. What a Normal Day Looks Like
• Start of shift: open your list of overdue U.
S. accounts and decide who to call first
• Morning: outbound calls. Explain the balance, listen to the reason, and ask for a specific payment date
• Midday: check yesterday's promises. Did the payment arrive? If not, call again
• End of day: log every call and every commitment, and send short emails confirming what was agreed Requirements You'll do well here if
• You've made real collection calls, even for a few months. Credit cards, loans, auto, BPO collections and business invoices all count
• When someone says "call me next week," you call next week
• Your spoken English holds up in a firm conversation with a U.
S. customer
• You stay in your jobs. About a year or more per role is what we look for
• You're available full-time during U.
S. business hours This isn't the right fit if your experience is mainly
• Inbound customer service, retention or sales, with no collections
• AR or billing work that was mostly email, payment posting or reconciliation
• Supervising or leading a team, and that's the level you want next
How To Apply
• Send your résumé in English, with the month and year for every job
• For each collections job, write what you collected (for example credit cards, auto loans or business invoices) and about how many calls you made a day Benefits What you get
• $1,300-$1,600/month, depending on relevant experience and demonstrated collections expertise
• One clear goal (money collected), with clear targets and direct coaching
• 100% remote