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Hi, this is Damon Franco from Trust Transfer. I’m reaching out about our Billing Manager role.

This is a structured position for someone looking for steady extra income, a manageable workload, and clear responsibilities.

In this role, you would help us handle billing for assigned client accounts.

Your responsibilities would include:

  • opening a business bank account in your own name and for your company;

  • receiving client payments into that account;

  • tracking those payments;

  • helping process billing tasks based on the workflow;

  • completing merchant account verification if needed during setup.

The role is meant to be simple and organized.

You open and maintain the business account yourself, and everything is handled through a formal agreement with clear terms.

The workload is usually light to moderate.

We currently work with more than 200 people across the company, and for most of them this is a secondary income stream, not their main job. Many already have full-time jobs, families, and everyday responsibilities, and they’re still able to manage the role comfortably without it feeling overwhelming.

If needed, you may also be asked to complete standard verification steps for a merchant or payment account during registration. That is just part of the setup process when required.

Now in terms of compensation:

You would earn 2% to 5% of the client payment volume you help process.

That is your pay. It is not the full amount of the incoming payments.

Most client payments are typically around $3,000 to $7,000, with some going up to $10,000.

Most people start at around $2,000 to $3,000 per month in earnings.

With stronger activity and more payment volume, earnings can grow to around $5,000 to $7,000 per month.

Your pay is usually sent within 24 hours after confirmation by Direct Deposit, Zelle, or PayPal.

If you ever want to leave later, there is a 30-day notice option for a smooth transition.

So in short, we would need you to open a business bank account, receive and track client payments, help with billing tasks, and complete merchant account verification if needed.

Would you like me to explain how onboarding works?

Your Questions, Answered

  • Your responsibilities would include opening and maintaining a business bank account in your own name and for your company, receiving client payments into that account, tracking those payments, helping process billing tasks based on the workflow, and completing merchant account verification if needed during setup.

  • The account is there to support the billing workflow for assigned client accounts. It keeps business activity separate from personal finances and gives the role a cleaner, more organized structure.

  • You open the account yourself, it stays in your own name and for your company, and it remains under your control.

  • The workload is generally light to moderate. We currently work with more than 200 people across the company, and for most of them this is a secondary income stream, not their main job. Many already have full-time jobs, families, and everyday responsibilities, and they’re still able to manage the role comfortably without it feeling overwhelming.

  • You would earn between 2% and 5% of the client payment volume you help process. That is your pay. It is not the full incoming amount. Most people start around $2,000 to $3,000 per month in earnings, with potential to grow to $5,000 to $7,000 as activity increases.

  • The money coming into the business account is the client payment volume tied to the billing workflow. Your earnings are the agreed percentage you receive for handling that work.

  • We keep payouts quick and predictable. In most cases, your earnings are sent within 24 hours after confirmation by Direct Deposit, Zelle, or PayPal.

  • Most people in the role begin at around $2,000 to $3,000 per month in earnings. With more activity and greater client volume, that can increase to around $5,000 to $7,000 per month.

  • The role is structured, so reliability, communication, and ability to follow the workflow usually matter more than having a specific background.

  • Sometimes a merchant or payment platform may ask for standard business verification during registration or setup. If that happens, completing that step may be part of your responsibilities in the role.

  • If the role is no longer a fit later on, there is a 30-day notice option so you can step away in a clean and professional way.

  • For most people, this works more as a secondary income stream than a primary full-time role. The workload is usually light to moderate and designed to stay manageable.

  • Absolutely. We’d rather you review the agreement, understand the workflow, and ask questions first so everything feels clear before moving forward.

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