Avoiding Psychic Scams!

1. Never hire an advisor who claims 100 percent accuracy on psychic or
related readings. Nobody is 100 percent accurate. No doctor, no lawyer, no
psychologist and no psychic. Only God is 100 percent accurate. The lower
the accuracy claim, the more genuine they are.

2. Never hire an advisor who offers you a money back guarantee. Nobody is
going to take $100 from you and if a prediction doesn't occur, hand you the
fee back. Traditionally, psychics are not paid for predictions to occur. They
are paid for the time spent reading. Anyone who offers a money back
guarantee is a fraud for that reason. They will ignore your request, become
abusive or threatening or continue to scam you with more false promises. A
psychic shouldn't guarantee any prediction, because NO predictions can
honestly be guaranteed.   (Read my article, Why Some Predictions
Materialize.)

3. Never hire an advisor who PROMISES to do something impossible like
bring back the dead. No psychic can raise the dead or move a mountain.

4. Never hire an advisor who tells you you're cursed and you need to pay an
outrageous amount of money to have it removed. Formal curses are possible
but rare.

5. Never continue services with an advisor who tells you something horrible is
about to happen to you and you must pay more money so s/he can prevent it
from occurring. This is one of the oldest scams in the book. Any ethical
advisor would warn you of exactly what she sees or feels and tell you how you
could avoid it with NO extra charge or for free, depending upon if
you're in service at the time of the vision.

6. Never hire a psychic/spell caster who will bend the free will of another
person during a spell casting.   This is black magic, and anyone who would
do this for profit is a very dangerous person and could turn on you in an
instant. Every matter could be handled without harming people or animals.

7. Beware of who casts spells for you. Many take your money and never
bother to cast your spell. Many offer money-back guarantees and you'll never
see a dime if you attempt it. Read the fine print. Do you have to jump over
hoops to get your money back? Do they respond to email? Do they treat you
in a respectful manner?

8. Never give a psychic more money than what was originally agreed to
before the hire. In other words, if s/he says the fee for a 30 minute session to
contact a deceased family member is $100, don't give her any more money if
she "loses the connection" after five minutes into the reading. If s/he "loses
the connection", s/he should reconnect and continue for the fee agreed upon
even if it requires a new session another day. You should receive the time
purchased. This goes with spells as well. The original, agreed upon price
should be the only fee asked for to obtain that particular goal unless you wish
to purchase additional workings.

9. Beware of a psychic who tries to hold you "hostage". In other words
forbids you to seek the advice of other psychics or attempts to intimidate you
in any way.

10. Pay attention to the type of business you're dealing with. Are you seeing
names of people? Pictures? Staying power? How long have they been
online? Many scam sites will stay online only from six to twelve months
before closing and opening under a different name.   They have a generic feel
to them with a lot of outrageous promises and unverifiable awards or claims.

Choose your advisor wisely. Trust and comfort should guide you to the right
expert. If you feel both of these easily, then you have the right advisor for you.

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