Has anyone used phone broadcast club or ibuzz pro?

Hi, Chaynes,

I have used ibuzz pro.

The person I bought it from offered 50,000 free leads as a bonus. I tried the first 10,000 and did not get any response. The only responses I received were from people who wanted to be taken off the list. Some told me that they kept getting calls. Other people called me back and tried to pitch their program to me.

On the other hand, some people are doing very well with it. It helps if you have a substantial marketing budget to pay for the calls. Some people are doing broadcasts to 10,000 people a day. It's a numbers game. The more people you contact, the more prospects you will find who will join you.

Also, they have just introduced a new version, ibuzz junior, which is less expensive up front. The calls cost a little more.

If you decide to join, I would join under Leroy Lehr or under someone who is on his team. He is an excellent marketer, and has fantastic webinar systems in place that your prospects can look at right away, instead of having to wait for the live webinars.

He has many capture pages and websites that you can choose from in the back office. And he is always adding to and improving the system.

He also has good lead sources.

You can promote ibuzz itself, another program, or both.

There is more to the system, for example, monthly costs, and how much you get paid for signups, etc.

I think you can join for free to check it out.

You could send him an email or call him to find out more.

He calls his team, the Money Masters Team.

I am no longer with the company.

Joan

Thanks for the reply. I was actually considering using it not for my online business but as a way to generate leads for something I am doing offline. Also I noticed phone broadcast club only costs $100 initially and it seems like you get almost the same product.

Thanks for the reply. I was actually considering using it not for my online business but as a way to generate leads for something I am doing offline. Also I noticed phone broadcast club only costs $100 initially and it seems like you get almost the same product.

Actually you come off better with Phonebroadcast Club as far as fees are involved...

My 2 cents...

IBP is a phone-spamming operation. Apparently there is neither
a real address nor a real phone number where you can reach
the people running it. What does that tell you about their
operation?

Phone-spam sucks. Those asswipes who run these things
belong in jail.

I WOULD NOT JOIN Leroy Lehr's team or anything he promotes, he's a CON MAN, Thief, Swindler, he'll Rip you off like he rip me off!!! Do a goggle search on Leroy Lehr and Money Masters Team and read all the complaints on this guy, go to rip off report and read all about Leroy Lehr with Ibuzz pro, Money Masters Team, Saving Highway Pro, Wealth Masters Team, Emerald Passport, Trump Network, U.S Gas Rebate Team, DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS GUY!!!!

Carlos

For what it's worth, my experience with iBuzzPro (IBP) in particular and voice broadcasting (VB) in general was largely negative.

Though I worked at it very hard for several months, spent hundreds of dollars on leads (from various sources) and did scores of broadcasts, my results were very poor, to say the least.

I think out of tens of thousands of phone calls, I actually managed to talk with (followup) with only a handful of people who were really serious. Despite the "screening" process of VB, there were still an awful lot of time wasters and tire kickers. Many people who expressed interest could not be reached at all.

I found it weird, frustrating and ultimately draining (of more than just my wallet). Which was too bad, because I'd had very high hopes from VB in the beginning.

I tried all sorts of things to get it to work: informal sounding broadcasts (just my voice in a conversational mode). Professional ones (with music and sound effects). Short ones. Long ones. None of it seemed to matter. Despite dozens of different messages promoted at different times of the day, I had little success overall. Ironically, I've been told I sound "too professional," which may actually have put people off.

I had very little luck. In fact, I got just as many people screaming and yelling at me for bothering them as I did in the way of leads. Fortunately (or unfortunately, depending on how you look at it), the numbers were small in both cases.

On the other hand, the informal group I was a part of (my sponsor, his sponsor and a handful of "related" people in the up/downline) had some folks who were doing really, really well with VB (ostensibly). Strangely enough, it was one little old lady (who sounded like it too) who seemed to be having the best results.

One thing I repeatedly ran across was people who were angry because they'd asked to be removed and were very upset that I hadn't removed them. They seemed to think that I was the one they'd talked to before! Now, IBP has a method where people can opt out with the touch of a button, but in my experience the ones who are really mad don't pay any attention to this. Others just want to scream at somebody!

Some will even make it a point to track you down on your live number to yell at you! Now, that's a motivated person, but not exactly a buyer. People threatened to sue me, and one guy even said he'd hunt me down and kill me if I called him "again." Now, I didn't take any of this seriously, but who wants to deal with it, either?

Further, for those who are not technically savvy and not inclined to learn, VB may be too demanding anyway.

If you DO use IBP (or any other voice broadcasting system) I recommend that you use a voicemail system (I found eVoice to be really good) so you don't have to sit by the phone and you don't have to deal directly with the enraged. However, I still found that getting half a dozen pissed off messages every day was more than I wanted to deal with, especially considering that the upside (what there was) was so small.

Your milage (of course), may vary.

Finally, Congress just passed more laws further restricting telemarketing. I'm not sure how this effects IBP, but one would do well to look into this before investing heavily.