Based in the Philippines? Earn in dollars. Live in pesos.
I live in Cebu. Many Americans and Canadians here, and some who are planning to come, sometimes need reliable help. This page shows you what remote work with foreign clients asks of you, how to spot a fake job offer, and lets you join a waitlist.
Free. We never charge workers.
No jobs are promised on this page. When a real opening fits you, I will email you. I will never ask you for money.
Tool 1 of 2
Remote work readiness check
Two minutes. Nothing leaves your device until you join the waitlist.
I have backup internet (mobile data or a second provider)
I have backup power (a UPS for my router, or a power bank)
I have a computer I can rely on for video calls
I have a quiet place to take calls
I can work some US hours (evenings or nights in the Philippines)
Pick at least one skill, your hours and your English level.
Your readiness
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What the pay math looks like
Only arithmetic. It is before platform fees, taxes and contributions, and it is not a rate anyone has offered you.
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Tool 2 of 2
Is this job offer fake?
Tick every statement that is true about an offer you received. This is a general red-flag list, not proof either way.
Join the waitlist
I will email you only if a real opening fits what you ticked above. No jobs are promised. It is free, and I will never ask you for money.
Questions
Do I pay anything?
No. Never. Anyone who asks you to pay for a job, training, equipment or placement is not me. I do not charge workers.
Is this a job offer?
No. It is a waitlist. I cannot promise when or whether an opening will fit you.
What do you do with my information?
It goes to a private list used only for remote work openings. It does not go to my newsletter. I do not sell it. Email me to be deleted.
Can you help me move to the US or another country?
No. I cannot help with visas or moving abroad. I can help you earn more while you are here.