I did remote Amazon customer service and it was not fun. They rush training and then throw you in on calls. I think I was getting paid $16 to start and I’m in the US. Everyone is different. You might like it! I liked that there was no interview. 😀 More on reddit.com

I work from home for Amazon customer support. You need to have an dedicated work station and specific internet speeds. Depending on what country you are, you may need a phone line, though most use soft phone now. They provide the PC. It is no longer a small hard drive or laptop, these are being phased out and everyone is receiving a large chromebook monitor with a small drive built in the back so that may be hard to lug around. They insure the equipment at your home address. If something happens when you travel to Amazon's property, you will be fired. If you tell them you are taking the equipment out of the home, you will be fired. If your internet keeps dipping or you cant log in because of it, there will be investigations. It isn't a job where you can hop in and out when you have a free hour. It's like showing up to work in an actual call centre. You clock in at your start time, work, take your scheduled break etc. They expect you at home at your desk with your headset on for the day. I couldn't see travel fitting in with that. A lot of people on my team work their arses of from Sept to May and then take a summer sabbatical for 3 months to do travelling if that's an option for you. More on reddit.com

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Yes, I did tech support and was trained in retail support during the pandemic At that time they sent all the equipment to your address, but you needed to prove that you had stable internet and ethernet access. You needed to report your location, because of timezone and taxes. Most teams got grouped by timezone. Also, you need to have a quiet space with no background noise More on reddit.com