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I’ve received a couple of emails from my ICC over the past couple of weeks asking if I had previous inbound customer service or outbound business calling.Has anyone else received these emails?It sounds like the company is getting into some new areas.This has me very curious. Is anyone else asintrigued as I am?

All this is is lead generation (blah). There are companies out there that pay $12 an hour for this kind of work.

$12 an hour from home? That's interesting. Did you try this work, Patty?

http://www.brightenemployment.com/emp-compensation.aspx (http://www.brightenemployment.com/emp-compensation.aspx)



Lead generation isn't easy work. It's not for me.

Thank you for that information, Patty. I'm not quite sure I could handle that either.

I have been looking into some information about holding "intimate items" parties. Just something to do on the side to spice my life up a little bit. I think I'd be good at that :) At least it gets you out of the house a few times a week!

Happy!

No, it's not easy work at all. But if you're good at it, I think you could earn more than $12.00 per hour. The pay for a lead is 15 credits an hour. 3 leads an hour would be 45 credits. With bonuses, that could easily be $12.00 an hour. Not to mention the pay you'd get for "No's".

One thing I didn't understand about Brighton. That link said "Starting pay is $12 per hour which is the starting point where you will learn our system online and see how your calls compare to our other nationwide callers.After that, your hourly reward will be determined by your results from calls compared to the other members of the team nationwide. We have many callers that have been with us for years that earn up to $16 hourly. "

It sounds to me like the $12.00 an hour is a sure thing at first, but then after that your pay is determined by how you stack up to other callers? I'd rather have my pay determined by how I do, not how I do compared to other callers. They said that "some earn up to $16.00 an hour" but they don't tell you what the average caller makes. I'd be curious to know. Anyone ever worked for them? Anyone know?

First of all I want to know besides doing the yellow pages, what else can you do. Like do you move up a level or what, or are you stuck with doing the same thing, although right now I'd like to be doing whatever suits me best even if the pay isn't all that great!http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley16.gif

You will be sent invitations to webinars which will train you on different calls.

Today they had some of us calling West Palm Beach during the tropical storm. I'm pretty sure no one made much money.

I'm not sure it was the storm. I called West Palm Beach way before the storm hit and didn't make much money. Those aren't the friendliest people there :)

http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley2.gifThanks Juslisa I hopefully start this week or next!