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Remote, USA Full-time Posted 2025-06-06

You can make anywhere between $495-$1000 per video commercial that you sell over the phone or email!

You don't need any experience in video production, cameras, lights, microphones, or anything like that. You don't even need to leave your home...

If you enjoy talking on the phone and don't mind sending out a few emails to interested business owners, you can earn a fat paycheck using our tested and proven phone script and email messages.

All you need to get started is a phone and access to the internet!

We're looking for 5 motivated people that wants to earn income by selling high-demand video production services.

This job is 100% performance based. Which means the only time you earn money is when a video commercial is sold to a business.

We will provide everything you need to succeed. Phone script, email follow-ups, etc.

Requirements: ? Self-motivated ? Can follow simple directions ? Organized ? A phone and Internet access ? Can receive payment via a bank or Paypal

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Easy work from home jobs

Requirements: ? Self-motivated ? Can follow simple directions ? Organized ? A phone and Internet access ? Can receive payment via a bank or Paypal

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