Sales Telesales Advisor (Office-Based)

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Job Title: Sales Telesales Advisor (Office-Based)

Salary: £26,000 + Commission (Up to £1,500 per month)

Hours: Monday to Friday, 10 AM - 6 PM (Early finish at 5 PM on Fridays)

Location: [Your Location]

About Us

We are a rapidly growing company backed by a highly successful fintech firm, offering customers tax rebates on a no win, no fee basis. Our clients receive rebates within 8 weeks, and our services include:

Mileage & Expenses

Marriage Tax Allowance

CIS Tax Relief

Due to rapid expansion, we are looking for money-motivated, target-driven individuals to join our energetic telesales team.

The Role

As a Sales Telesales Advisor, you will:

✅ Contact warm leads-customers already expecting a call or those who have shown interest via our online forms.
✅ Discuss tax rebate services and guide clients through the process.
✅ Accurately obtain client details and upsell where necessary.
✅ Work towards monthly targets, passing successful cases to our accounts team.

What We're Looking For

✔ Experience in telesales, claims sales, or claims handling (e.g., AO, insurance, or tax-related sales).
✔ Confidence using computers & CRMs to manage customer data efficiently.
✔ Strong communication & persuasion skills to convert warm leads into successful claims.
✔ Resilience & target-driven attitude-ability to thrive under pressure.

Why Join Us?

💰 Uncapped Commission - Earn up to £1,500 extra per month
📈 Career Progression - We're a new and growing company with room for rapid promotion
🎉 Fun & Friendly Work Environment - Work with a driven and supportive team
🏆 Monday to Friday Role - Enjoy your weekends!

If you're hungry for money and success, apply now and become part of our dynamic team! 🚀

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