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MaziCTools is seeking individuals for remote online chat support. You will converse with website visitors using an online chat system, answering questions with templates and helping resolve issues. Training is provided and no prior experience is required.

The role offers a flexible, remote setup and an hourly rate of $30–$35, with the possibility to work from home in the United States or worldwide where permitted.

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