Life, money and relationship: you can say that this is the very heart of most clairvoyant psychic readings being done today. Even with the seemingly endless count of online psychic websites and clairvoyants, most of the patrons still ask questions in regards to how their life will progress (or past lives), how business and money will flow, and how one can find or continue harmonious relationships with a partner. As such, because of the seemingly repetitive queries, there are some unscrupulous agencies and companies that are running clairvoyant psychic readings scams. If you believe in readings, but you are hesitant to try the services of online psychics, here are some tips on how to spot the fakers from the genuine clairvoyants.
1. Never fall for the “Free Psychic Reading” ad. Free clairvoyant psychic readings? No way. Here is how this scam goes down. These agencies usually offer you 5 minutes of “free” reading, but once you exceed that time limit, your credit card is immediately charged for the subsequent minutes. However, your free 5 minutes is really only 3 minutes or less. You have to deduct the time it takes for you to connect with the psychic, and the time that you exchange “pleasantries” with the person on the other end of the line. Sometimes, you will also be placed on hold for an entire minute.
Very often, you will be given a very broad reading – or something that is applicable to almost anyone who calls. And then the person on the other end of the line delivers a clincher, something similar to “I see something unfortunate in your future,” or “There will be an exciting event coming up for you,” or worse, “There’s really something you need to know.” These are all enticements that will lead to, “Unfortunately, your time is up. Would you like continue your reading? Yes? We need to know your credit card details.” These companies are obvious scammers, and not one of their employees can make accurate clairvoyant psychic readings at all.
2. You have to be careful when choosing inexpensive clairvoyant psychic readings. True enough, there are some psychics who do not charge much for their services, but they are now rare in the World Wide Web. After all, it takes money to setup and maintain a business website these days. However, there are also scammers who provide cheap readings in exchange for availing of a pricier product or service. For example: one website advertises that you can get readings for less than $5, but you have to sign up for their online membership first to a fine tune of $14.99 a month. Other times, you will be required to sign up for online classes costing $30 for each module. And then there are others that would encourage you to buy products first like a $50 “psychic essential kit” consisting of cheap candles, incense and prayer booklets.
If you are paying for clairvoyant psychic readings, then that is all you should get. Online membership, classes and essential kits are… well, non-essentials. You can always find a better psychic out there that you will give you the service you need, minus all the headaches and credit card charges.