What Happened To Irene (sunnygal)?

sbucciarel

Banned 9 years ago

Not familiar with her or her products.

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Al Bernard

9 years ago

The woman is a con artist
all her links including her support link now go to her affiliate page for Instabuilder 2.0
Try going to pushbuttoncomputing.com/members/?page_id=85 and see for your self

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tonylest75

9 years ago

Is she still a member of this forum. I have a link for you , may be it is helpful for you.
https://www.warriorplus.com/wso-of-the-day/483

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mediac

9 years ago

I won't be the one to say that irene Bennistone is a con artist but certainly some things aren't adding up.
If your sick but have enough time to send several hundred of affiliate offers to my email yet take no time to consider an active customer support team to respond to many of our concerns then what else is one to think? Questionable.

Is she really sick or was she preparing for an empathic way out? Questionable.
You still have an active aweber account. How sick can you be and still operate in the profit getting end? Also questionable.

I will leave my opinions out of it and say I have unsubscribed from her list and accepted it as a lose.

She's not the first and won't be the last. I recommend checking these stick and move product creators and marketers more thoroughly.
All the best

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salegurus

9 years ago

Originally Posted by mediac

I won't be the one to say that irene Bennistone is a con artist but certainly some things aren't adding up.
If your sick but have enough time to send several hundred of affiliate offers to my email yet take no time to consider an active customer support team to respond to many of our concerns then what else is one to think? Questionable.

The old i'm to sick to provide support but miraculously i can still send out affiliate offers by the dozen excuse...
Iv'e heard that one a few times, personally i don't care if you are lying on your deathbed, make sure your offers are closed if you have stopped supporting them...

Perfect example of this was Paul Smithson from XSITE Pro, kept his sales page active for years after he stopped supporting his product...
These people have hearts as black as a lump of coal and deserve no mercy or forgiveness..

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onSubie

9 years ago

There have been complaints in her WSO threads for years.

This is in the EZMobileSiteGenterator WSO thread from WillR Aug 14, 2013:

Buyers Beware!

Irene releases products and then just disappears without offering any support. If you look at her latest product you will see customers have once again been left to figure out support for themselves. She didn't post in this thread for a period of about 6 months and only after me hassling her did she return and write a quick post about an update.

Having ignored this thread and using excuses of ill health, she then came and launched that new product. So her ill health supposedly stopped her from supporting her old product but somehow didn't stop her releasing a new one? Now the same thing has happened with that new product. She releases the product and as you see above, only a week or two later she is nowhere to be seen and people can't get support from here.

I am writing this post because I have promoted her products in the past but never will again. Just the last two days I have received two promotional emails from her because I am on her customer list. So again she is fine to sit there and send out emails that make her money but she still isn't fine to come here and support her actual paying customers. Not good.

As I look at her Warrior Forum profile today I see she last logged in on the 29th July. So once again she is fine and healthy enough to be sending out promo emails to her list but she's not fine to take 5 minutes to login to the Warrior Forum and tend to the support requests in the threads for her paid products.

Beware everyone. I would buy very cautiously. Don't buy if you are expecting any type of reliable support because history has proven over and over that it's not going to happen. All you need to do is read the posts from other disappointed members above.

I just felt everyone should know the truth as I don't think what she is doing is very fair.

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Kay King

9 years ago

I have not bought her products but this is a downside of WSO's that are allowed to run for years.

This is 2015 - the latest comment in any of her threads is 2014...and the WSO was launched in 2011!

WillR's comments were needed (maybe) but his comments were a year after the WSO was launched.

The person in question is not banned but hasn't logged in here since end of 2013. Clearly, once the money stopped, she left.

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sbucciarel

Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by Kay King

I have not bought her products but this is a downside of WSO's that are allowed to run for years.

This is 2015 - the latest comment in any of her threads is 2014...and the WSO was launched in 2011!

WillR's comments were needed (maybe) but his comments were a year after the WSO was launched.

The person in question is not banned but hasn't logged in here since end of 2013. Clearly, once the money stopped, she left.

But that's not the fault of the forum rules. I have listings that I've run for years and I have listings that I no longer wanted to run and simply put closed on them and removed the buy button. The seller is in complete control of whether it stays open or not and if she doesn't intend to support her buyers, she should close them.

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Kay King 9 years ago

I think part of it is the forum rules. WSO's years ago ran for 3 weeks and then had to be relaunched or dropped.

When the bumps were added, three bumps was the limit in the beginning but then that was changed.

You service your WSO it's not a problem - but we have people with complaints about customer service in WSOs who just keep launching new WSOs.

I've also noticed new members here seem to often pull up a "years old" WSO and then complain about lack of response or service. Sellers don't "close" the WSO's because they might get a sale or two leaving it open - but most don't continue to service the WSO's year after year.

Seems to me if WSO's are inactive (no posting activity and no bumps) after a period of time, they should be automatically closed.
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seasoned

9 years ago

I hate to say it, but I was on the other end of one of the deals I suspect this was. An organization was started and MANY people joined. I was ONE of the people that joined. I seemed to be the ONLY one that checked the product out. Even the OWNER of the organization didn't know what he had! SERIOUSLY! The idea was to provide a new software product every month, and give it to LIMITED members that could then modify and resell it. That was AUDACIOUS! The LIMITED membership, of course, paid a set fee every month.

Anyway, when I told everyone what the first product was, interest SKYROCKETED and a few people, including me, started supporting it! The idea was that we would support it for the 100 or so members to a degree. EVERYONE had resell rights on everything EXCEPT resale rights! Anyway, they started selling resell rights INCLUDING "ENDLESS SUPPORT"! Of course THEY didn't want to, and couldn't, support it. They expected US to support it. As I recall, there was maria that provided primarily personal install support, Robert Putty provided a nice install package to simplify the support, Another person even packaged some nice templates for it, and I provided general support, I even kept adding things like gateways, and graphics, onto it, including packaging everything with putty's package, and the template package, so changes were reflected THERE also.

It was GREAT while it lasted! But THEN, people started selling resale rights and I figured FORGET IT! Others also felt hurt by it. And I don't think ANY other really good products were offered, so the organization closed its doors.

Sunnygal may have repackaged these, thought they DO sound like something that "pushbutton software" sold so long ago could do.

Steve

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lgibbon

Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by seasoned

I hate to say it, but I was on the other end of one of the deals I suspect this was. An organization was started and MANY people joined. I was ONE of the people that joined. I seemed to be the ONLY one that checked the product out. Even the OWNER of the organization didn't know what he had! SERIOUSLY! The idea was to provide a new software product every month, and give it to LIMITED members that could then modify and resell it. That was AUDACIOUS! The LIMITED membership, of course, paid a set fee every month.

Anyway, when I told everyone what the first product was, interest SKYROCKETED and a few people, including me, started supporting it! The idea was that we would support it for the 100 or so members to a degree. EVERYONE had resell rights on everything EXCEPT resale rights! Anyway, they started selling resell rights INCLUDING "ENDLESS SUPPORT"! Of course THEY didn't want to, and couldn't, support it. They expected US to support it. As I recall, there was maria that provided primarily personal install support, Robert Putty provided a nice install package to simplify the support, Another person even packaged some nice templates for it, and I provided general support, I even kept adding things like gateways, and graphics, onto it, including packaging everything with putty's package, and the template package, so changes were reflected THERE also.

It was GREAT while it lasted! But THEN, people started selling resale rights and I figured FORGET IT! Others also felt hurt by it. And I don't think ANY other really good products were offered, so the organization closed its doors.

Sunnygal may have repackaged these, thought they DO sound like something that "pushbutton software" sold so long ago could do.

Steve

Steve, I think you've been taking something you shouldn't Lol.
What you are referring to there sounds like the EA script from the warrior alliance.
That was years ago.

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seasoned

9 years ago

Originally Posted by lgibbon

Steve, I think you've been taking something you shouldn't Lol.
What you are referring to there sounds like the EA script from the warrior alliance.
That was years ago.

Taking something I shouldn't? That kind of thing has been aluded to twice in about as many days. Why do you say that?

I took an event here, compared it to one I was familiar with, and put the whole thing in context. What is wrong with that?

It doesn't make sunnygal look any better, but it explains things. It is FAR easier to support 100 people than it is a few billion.

Steve

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