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Job Title: Remote Chat & Email Support RepresentativeCompensation:$25–$35 per hour, paid weeklyLocation:Fully Remote – Accepting global applicantsSchedule:Flexible 4–8 hour shifts; 15–40 hrs/weekExperience Required:None – complete training providedEducationRequired: No degree requiredAbout the Company A remote-first technology company offering digital products, self-paced learning tools, and subscription services is expanding its customer success team. With a no-phone policy and a user base spanning several time zones, the company is hiring for work from home chat and email support jobs to deliver professional, structured service without the noise of phone calls or meetings.Position Overview As a remote support agent, you'll help customers resolve issues like subscription renewals, login recovery, account setup, and payment changes using templated email and chat communication. You’ll never be expected to make or receive a phone call, and full training is provided.Your Role Includes – Handling support tickets via live chat and email inboxes – Answering questions related to billing, login issues, and account navigation – Following pre-approved scripts and templates to ensure consistent support – Tagging and documenting tickets clearly and accurately – Escalating complex cases to technical teams – Maintaining a clear, supportive tone across all written communicationWhy This Job Is Great – Absolutely no phone calls—just chat and email – Get paid weekly via direct deposit – Set your own schedule, including weekends or nights – No experience or degree needed – Fully remote, with the ability to work from anywhereWhat You’ll Need – Laptop or desktop with Chrome browser – Internet connection of 10 Mbps or faster – Typing speed of 45 WPM or more – Strong written English – Focus and independence during solo workCompensation & Shift Details Starting at $25/hour Raise eligibility up to $35/hour after 30 well-reviewed shiftsFlexible scheduling with self-selected shift blocks: mornings, evenings, overnight, and weekends. 15-hour weekly minimum.Training & Onboarding Timeline – 2-hour onboarding walkthrough – Hands-on simulations with email/chat practice – First shift includes quality assurance monitoring – Paid shifts begin 3–5 days after onboardingSample Shift Flow You log in at 4 PM on a Wednesday for a 6-hour shift. A user needs help applying a discount code—you send a templated email. Another user has trouble logging in—you walk them through the reset via chat. All issues are resolved in writing, without ever needing to speak to a customer.What Team Members Say “Quiet, focused, predictable—exactly what I wanted from a remote job.” – Kennedy R., Atlanta, GA “Super beginner-friendly. No phone stress, just written support and real flexibility.” – Jared T., Auckland, NZFAQs Do I need support experience or a degree? No. Full onboarding is provided, and the role is beginner-friendly.Is this 100% chat and email? Yes. You will not be required to make or answer phone calls.Can I work around school or another job? Yes. You can select shift blocks that work around your personal schedule. – Calm, Remote Support with Weekly Pay Click the button to apply for one of the best work from home chat and email support jobs. Get trained quickly, choose your schedule, and support real users—all without ever picking up a phone.

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