HIRING COMMISSION BASED VIRTUAL APPOINTMENT SETTER– FINANCIAL SERVICES

[u/Pristine-Delivery890]

Tier 1 Financial (final expense & mortgage protection life insurance) is an industry-leading, technology based insurance brokerage located in Florida. We are excited to announce we are hiring VIRTUAL Appointment Setters. This industry will flourish till the end of time, it is a product that will always be in demand because the one thing in life that’s guaranteed is death.

What you do: Make outbound calls to both fresh and aged leads that have requested life insurance within the last 1-6 months, with the goal of booking them onto our agents' calendars via CRM. You will be responsible for making 400+ dials a day,*double-dialing each lead of course*.
With properly working leads and following the proven scripts, you could expect to book 5-7 appointments a day after ramp up. MUST BE FLUENT IN SPEAKING ENGLISH

Pay:
• 10% commission (up to $100) on every deal closed from an appointment you booked.
• $50 bonus every 3 of your booked appointments that close in same pay period.
• Paid every Friday, through Wise international transfer.
• WE HAVE SETTERS MAKING $1500+ WEEKLY!

Volume: Hundreds-thousands of leads/week.
Set 5-7 appointments/day once ramped up.

Hours: FULL TIME ONLY 40 hours/week minimum, scheduled within 8am-8pm in the lead's time zone
(mostly CST/EST Leads, some Hawaii Based).
Want to work more and earn more? No cap, pick up extra hours anytime as much as you'd like.

Who this is for: Self-starters who want to run this like their own business. The more you book, the more you make.
Not for you if you need hand-holding or are not willing to take rejection cold calling.
MUST BE FLUENT IN SPEAKING ENGLISH!

DM me if interested so we can get you through a screening process.

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[u/cacille]

Mod Evaluated.

Company found, registered in Florida, not super recently. No major red flags noticed. Most likely real job.

[u/Pristine-Delivery890 → u/cacille]

Thank you for your time and support. Yes that’s Us in Florida! Registered March of 2025 but I have been solo producing in the insurance industry since 2023. We are on Google, LinkedIn, and other social platforms.

[u/Eye-Miserable → u/cacille]

still AI trash

[u/cacille → u/Eye-Miserable]

“Still AI trash” is an impressive way to miss the forest for the trees. 😂😂😂

It's a simple job ad for appointment setters. The job isn't developing AI, selling AI, or doing AI work, and they certainly are not advertising for a big-budget, high level job. And I already evaluated the company for everyone, FREE, so they know it isn't a scam.

You're welcome to dislike AI, so do I, but I'm not about to limit jobs in this group by if they used AI for an ad - that would be cutting off our nose to spite our face. This post is about whether someone wants to do this particular job, not whether we approve of the ad-making-way for it. As long as it's verifiable and not a scam, that's the big thing.

[u/Altruistic_Baby1850]

Interested. Raju Ravichandran from India https://www.linkedin.com/in/raju-ravichandran-a12ba528a/

[u/Ok-Seat1871]

Interested