Remote Sales Appointment Setter/No Beginners/50-63 per Appt.

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This a Full Remote job, the offer is available from: United States

Remote Sales Appointment Setter – Experienced Only | $50–$63 per Appointment | Weekly Pay

🔒 Please do not apply unless you have 2+ years of recent outbound appointment-setting experience. ( Plus Must Live and work in the USA! )

This role is NOT entry-level and is not suitable for customer service reps or telemarketers without relevant sales setting experience

Experience Required / No Beginners – Please Read Carefully
Are you a proven appointment setter craving high earnings, flexibility, and exclusive pre-qualified leads? Join an elite team where your skills are respected, rewarded, and given every chance to thrive.

🔒 Important: Only candidates with 2+ years of recent outbound appointment-setting experience will be considered. This role is not suitable for customer service reps or those without sales appointment-setting backgrounds. U.S. residents only.

💼 About the Role

You’ll connect with individuals interested in estate and asset protection planning, booking appointments for our licensed sales agents. All leads come warmed up—absolutely no cold calling. This position offers weekly pay, flexible scheduling, and uncapped income potential. Top performers regularly earn $70,000+ per year.

✅ What You Need to Succeed

  • Minimum 2 years recent outbound phone-based appointment setting experience (field or virtual sales)
  • Proven confidence handling objections; excellent communication skills
  • Must reside and work in the United States (no international applicants)
  • Reliable home office setup and strong internet connection
  • Ability to commit to at least 35 hours weekly

💰 Perks & Compensation

  • $50–$63 per qualified appointment booked
  • Performance bonuses for call volume and dialing hours
  • $250 onboarding bonus after training milestones
  • Get paid weekly via direct deposit
  • Set your own hours (within calling windows)
  • 100% remote – work from the comfort of home
  • Warm leads provided – everyone's interested

📞 Your Core Responsibilities

  • Place outbound calls to warm, pre-qualified prospects
  • Follow proven scripts and processes to secure appointments
  • Log every call and interaction accurately in our CRM
  • Overcome objections and consistently maintain a high conversion rate

🚫 Please Do Not Apply If:

  • You have less than 2 years’ outbound appointment-setting experience
  • Your background is only inbound or customer service calls
  • You cannot commit to steady weekly hours
  • You are outside the U.S.
  • You do not enjoy outbound calling or objection handling

🚀 Ready to Stand Out?

Submit your resume and a brief cover note detailing your outbound appointment-setting track record. Only qualified, targeted applicants will be contacted—mass applications will not be reviewed.

Take control of your schedule, income, and career growth—apply now and unlock your potential with a team that values expert appointment setters!

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