So this client has not paid my last salary. I Need it for groceries/rent. I have 2 kids and badly needed it. I still have access to his CRM and I SAW HIS TEXT TO HIS MISTRESS 🤫. NOW any advice on this haha. Im tempted to send this to him just to get what my money
Hi there,
I'm looking for a data labeling assistant. The job requires strong english, reading, writing, and analyzing skills. In full transparency, you'll need to be in the upper quartile of Americans for reading and writing.
Some example work would be Mercor or Outlier AI. Please make sure you can do this work before applying.
Feel free to reach out via PM
Hi everyone! I’m currently looking for a remote/WFH position where I can apply my 3+ years of experience in Airbnb/Property Management and 1+ year of Administrative Assistance.
✨ What I can offer:
• Airbnb & Property Management
• Administrative Support
• Customer Service & Guest Communication
• Data Entry & Online Research
• Product Research
• Google Workspace and Microsoft Excel
• Calendar & Reservation Management
• Order Processing & Records Management
I’m highly organized, reliable, detail-oriented, adaptable, and a fast learner. I’m comfortable handling multiple tasks, communicating with clients, and working independently with minimal supervision.
Open to VA, Administrative, Customer Support, Data Entry, Property Management, and other remote roles.
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Hi! I'm an AI content creator making AI images and videos. I've noticed demand has really dropped lately and the pay is much lower than before. I'd love some advice on what new skill to learn. I used to make 60k php but right now it's around 25-30k.
I never thought a payment platform could eventually cost me my job.
I worked as a Virtual Assistant for an insurance billing company based in Los Angeles, California, with a team here in the Philippines led by a Filipino Team Leader. I was part of the Accounts Receivable (AR) Team, where our responsibility was to call insurance companies and follow up on claims filed for the healthcare facilities we handled. Most of the claims involved behavioral health and substance abuse services.
At first, I genuinely enjoyed working with the team. I was learning a lot, improving my skills, and becoming more confident in handling difficult claims. One particular claim was especially challenging, but I managed to work through it until it was eventually paid. The accomplishment was significant enough that I received a commendation from the main team onshore for successfully handling the claim.
Unfortunately, I also started to feel a change in the way I was being treated afterward. I felt that my success may have caused some resentment, particularly from my trainer, who was also the Team Leader's best friend. I cannot say for certain what their intentions were, but I couldn't help but feel that the recognition I received affected the way I was treated afterward.
Then came the issue that ultimately ended my employment.
The company used PayPal exclusively to pay its employees and contractors. Shortly after receiving my first paycheck, PayPal restricted my account. I spent hours communicating with PayPal, trying to understand what happened and how I could regain access to my account.
I followed their instructions and was eventually told to create new PayPal accounts. I did exactly that. Unfortunately, those accounts were also restricted. After going through the process repeatedly, I ended up with four PayPal accounts that were banned or restricted.
I tried everything I could. I followed PayPal's instructions, contacted their support multiple times, and even tried solutions that had worked for some of my coworkers. Despite all my efforts, I kept getting the same result.
Eventually, I approached my Team Leader for help.
What I expected was understanding and perhaps assistance in finding an alternative solution. Instead, I was told that she had no choice but to let me go if I could not fix the PayPal problem myself because the company would have no means of paying me.
That was the moment I realized I was on my own.
I wasn't leaving because I couldn't perform my job. I wasn't leaving because I had failed to meet expectations. In fact, I had already received recognition from the company's onshore team for successfully handling a difficult claim.
I ultimately chose to leave the company because I felt that my Team Leader had no intention of helping me resolve the problem. After exhausting every option available to me, I couldn't continue working under the threat of losing my job over an issue I had repeatedly tried to fix.
I understand that the company needed a reliable way to pay me. But I also believe that employees deserve support when circumstances beyond their control affect their ability to receive their salary.
This experience taught me a difficult lesson about remote work: sometimes, you can do your job well, receive recognition for your performance, and still lose your livelihood because of a problem completely outside your control.
For me, this wasn't simply a PayPal restriction.
It was my paycheck, my job, and ultimately, my livelihood.
PayPal Made Me Lose My Job
Good morning po, im looking to hire a PH based female virtual assistant to join our team. Then to transition to in person.
Looking for:
Soft Spoken, respectful tone
1 Year Experience in any work field
Can speak and understand English at a fluent level
Willing to Learn, Easy to Teach
Flexible Schdule Hours are 11pm-6am PH Time
Willing to WFM/ Run Occasional Errands
Must have:
Wifi Connection
Reliable Workspace
Laptop/PC
Based in Manila NCR/Cavite/Laguna
Social Media, we use Instagram DMs for communication, we’re a fun company!
Bonus: If you drive or able to commute once a week to Makati/BGC
Compensation:
$500-$700 USD per month up to 45k/ month
Training/ Onboarding Pay is: $400 for the first month
Compensation is wired via Western Union or BPI/BDO/RCBC
We do not ask for personal information.
Upon 1 year of employment the employer benefits will cover:
Housing Allowance
Food Allowance
Full Healthcare benefits
Potential US Employment Visa
100k Annual Bonus
30 Days PTO per year
To apply, DM me on Instagram: @noaustria or
https://www.instagram.com/noaustria?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ%3D%3D&utm\_source=qr
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Feel Free to message me on Reddit aswell if you’re having trouble finding my instagram!
Please send Resume, a quick description about yourself: Where youre from in the PH, hobbies, and fun things about yourself! We prioritze personality over experience, we will teach you everything you need to know!
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We’re looking for a **Virtual Assistant** to join our YouTube automation team.
### Tasks:
* Create YouTube scripts
* AI prompting
* Edit YouTube videos
* Work with different software/tools
### Bonuses:
* Social media experience
* Experience with YouTube
* Experience with AI tools
* Fast communication
**Requirements:**
* Can work around **5-6 hours per day**
* Can work **40 hours/week**
* Hard-working and reliable
* Can work efficiently and meet deadlines
You’re not for this if :
* Too lazy, slacks off often.
* Slow replies, no updates.
* Has other multiple commitments at once.
* Still studying.
* Bad at accepting criticism. Not open for growth and feedbacks.
Requirements:
- Mode of payment: Wise/Paypal/Binance
💰 **Pay: $400/month**
If you're interested, send me “FACELESS” on dms so I know you read all of this.
Our small tutorial company need a Cold caller $3/hour part time, 3 hours per day 5 days a week. Rate increase after 6 months. Manual dialing using zoom phone. $15 bonus per successful client sign up. Our client base is mainly from referrals and we just started doing ads to get more clients so please bear with us. We will increase rate as soon as it takes off.
Please dm me. Filipinos only. US time zone between 10 pm to 1 am manila time.
Thanks
Hi everyone. Medyo mahaba ito, pero I genuinely want to hear from people who have been through something similar.
29M from Baguio. Since February, I've been seriously trying to figure out how to get back into remote work. Around 100 applications later, roughly 8 interviews, and still no offer that actually pushed through.
Hindi ako fresh grad na naghahanap ng first experience. I currently have two existing roles. I'm a Non Executive Director and Marketing Committee Chairman at a rural bank, and I also handle operations for our property businesses. Since family businesses ito, I'm still involved, but most of my role now is more on leadership, delegation, coordination, and oversight rather than doing everything myself.
Before that, I've done a pretty wide range of hands on work: marketing campaigns, social media, content creation, graphic design, video editing, lead generation, CRM management, events, and general operations. I've worked with HubSpot, built marketing tracking systems, managed Facebook Live seminars with around 100 to 150 live attendees, and handled multiple projects at the same time.
I actually got into remote work before. Around 2020, I landed a Content Coordinator role through OnlineJobs.ph for a US company called Ignite Brands. It was a genuinely good experience, so when I decided to seriously pursue remote work again this year, OnlineJobs.ph was naturally one of the first places I went back to.
But honestly, the market feels VERY different now.
I've sent around 100 applications, mostly through OnlineJobs.ph. Around 8 turned into interviews. Some actually went pretty far.
One employer told me I was their second choice. Another gave me a trial task and then basically disappeared for months. A few interviews felt like there was a really good connection, only for the rejection email to eventually come.
Still zero offers that actually stuck.
And somewhere in the middle of all this, I had probably my worst experience with a remote employer.
UAE based, everything looked legitimate, I did my checks, completed the work, and then the employer stopped responding when I raised concerns about the contract and payment. I ended up filing a formal dispute through OnlineJobs.ph and the relevant free zone authority.
Never recovered the money.
Honestly, that one affected me more than I expected. Hindi lang dahil sa pera. It's the feeling na nagtiwala ka, did everything properly, and still got burned.
For a while, I started questioning whether I was wasting my time trying to get back into this space.
But I'm still applying.
And I think that's why I'm posting this instead of just giving up.
I still genuinely believe I can build something better for myself through remote work. I want the financial growth, obviously, but I also want to build a career around the things I'm actually good at and interested in: marketing, operations, CRM, systems, and eventually AI and automation.
The problem is I'm starting to wonder if my current approach is wrong.
Maybe I'm too broad.
Maybe having experience in marketing + operations + CRM + content + admin makes me look like I can do everything but don't specialize in anything.
Maybe I'm applying for the wrong roles.
Maybe OnlineJobs.ph has simply become too saturated.
Or maybe this is just what the market looks like right now and I'm being impatient.
So I'm trying to step back and actually figure out what I should improve instead of blindly sending another 100 applications.
I've been considering learning something more specialized like GoHighLevel, AI automation, or paid ads. I see these skills constantly appearing in job postings.
The problem is I don't have much budget for courses, and because of my existing responsibilities, I also don't have unlimited time to spend learning.
For those who have actually gone down these paths:
What skills are genuinely worth learning for free right now?
Which platforms or resources actually helped you become employable?
And if you were in my position, would you specialize heavily in one area, or continue positioning yourself as a broader Marketing and Operations person?
I'm especially interested in hearing from Filipinos who were also trying to break into foreign remote companies. What worked for you? What completely wasted your time?
I'm not posting this because I expect someone to hand me a job. I'm genuinely trying to understand what I'm missing.
Six months is a long time to keep getting rejected, especially when you're putting real effort into every application.
Pero kahit nakakafrustrate, ayoko pa rin sumuko.
Maybe I just need to change the way I'm approaching it.
Kahit anong honest advice or experience would be appreciated. 🙏
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I never expected that my life would change this much in 2026. 🥺❤️
I’m now 6 months and counting as a Construction VA, working directly with a New Zealand company doing estimating and quantity takeoffs. I honestly never thought I could save ₱100K in just 4 months working from home. Before this, it took me almost a year of working on-site to save the same amount, even with my 13th-month pay. 🥺☺️
I’m sharing this not to brag, but to inspire anyone who’s still waiting for their opportunity. Nothing is impossible—sometimes, it’s just a matter of timing. Trust God’s plan. ❤️
For those asking how I started: I applied through different platforms, but I got my direct client through OnlineJobs.ph (OLJ) after the owner reached out to me.
My biggest advantage was my construction background and hands-on experience with quantity takeoffs using PlanSwift. I also have experience with estimating, reading construction plans, and using tools like Microsoft Excel and Google Drive. These skills helped me qualify for the role, although many software and admin skills can definitely be learned along the way.
A few tips before applying: Optimize your profile and portfolio first, and keep your resume short and relevant. Don’t try to put everything you've ever done—highlight the skills that match the job you're applying for.
You can also explore LinkedIn, JobStreet, Indeed, and Upwork.
One of the biggest things I’ve learned as a VA is to be observant, precise, and attentive to even the smallest details. I’m not perfect, and I’ve made mistakes along the way, but every mistake became a lesson and pushed me to improve.
If you’re still starting out, keep applying, keep learning, and don’t underestimate the skills you already have. Your experience might be exactly what someone is looking for. ❤️
Your opportunity will come at the right time.
Money dust to everyone! 🤩🫶✨
Hi! I started working as a freelance/remote VA in February 2026, and this is my first time handling my own taxes.
I initially thought I could compute and file everything at the end of the year, but I recently learned that there are quarterly filing requirements as well. I’m trying to understand what I should do at this point and how to properly handle everything moving forward.
Quick background, my expected gross income for 2026 is below ₱500k, including an additional year-end payment equivalent to around one month of my usual pay.
A few questions:
Would really appreciate advice from PH freelancers/VAs who have gone through the process, especially those who started freelancing before fully understanding the filing requirements, as well as accountants or anyone familiar with BIR requirements for freelancers.
Thank you!
Hey guys, I have recently hired a Administration Assistant in the Philippines (Dumaguete City).
He is on 30,000 PHP a month. Is this an appropriate salary?
The person is 28, single, no kids. The person has a bachelor but in an unrelated field with limited experience.
[PHILIPPINE BASED FEMALE ONLY]Hi i just got hired for 2 sales direct clients and i am looking into outsourcing it nalang muna kesa i let go (got really sick and was advised to not overwork by my doctor) . If anyone here have sales experience and is fine with being outsourced let me know. Start date on monday. send resume and voice sample recording via dm. Thank you
Hello mga co-VAs! Gusto ko lang po sanang humingi ng payo. Ilang beses na po akong nagpo-post ng mga services ko sa iba't ibang VA groups sa Facebook, pero karamihan ay walang pumapansin o kaya naman ay puro scam at "training fee" ang nag re reply.
May iba pa po bang platform para makahanap ng direktang kliyente ngayon? Baguhan pa lang po ako kaya malaking tulong po ang mga tip ninyo.
Salamat po nang marami sa sasagot!
Hi clients. We are group of friends who are working together in 1 house. We are looking for a client who wants a whole team together in 1 place. We have decent work place and devices. Each of us are well trained as csr and tsr. We are hungry for opportunities and we are easy to train. DM us if you want this kind of setup wherein you'll be able to manage the whole team in one single place and we are able to teach each other when needed.