Psychic Readings - Should You Trust a Psychic?

There is no such thing as a curse. Be wary of anyone who tells you any of the following:

* You are cursed.
* Your family is cursed.
* You have bad luck or your family has bad luck.
* They can remove your bad luck or curse.
* Everything you are going through is because of the curse or bad luck.
* Your relationship isn't working out because of bad luck.
* You lost your job because of your bad luck or curse.

Unfortunately, there are many people out there that prey on people going through their lowest & most difficult times. They will tell you anything to get you to give them your hard-earned money.

What typically happens is, the "Reader/Psychic/Advisor", WILL give you evidence that they did in fact "Psych" in on what you are going through. Once they do this, they gain your trust. They know you are vulnerable and take advantage. They will promise to remove the curse or bad luck for large amounts of money. The thing is, they really can be the real deal, but they are greedy, and come up with ways such as the above, then take you for all you have. I can't stress this enough, if a reader tells you such things, run as fast as you can.

If you have been "Taken" by a "Psychic/Advisor/Reader" try not to be too hard on yourself. There have been many intelligent people who have been taken advantage of by a psychic reader/advisor. Keep in mind you were going through a stressful and difficult time. You may be embarrassed, or now have low self- esteem because of losing large amount of money to these ruthless and callous people. This is not your fault. They are experts at what they do. This is their full- time job. They are no different from any other con out there.

There are sincere and legitimate "Psychic Readers".

Pay a one-time flat fee.

Be careful of pay per minute charges. The reader might try to keep you on the phone longer; stretch the session out as long as possible to rack up the minutes in order to have you pay as much as possible. Again, they could be the real deal, they can just be greedy.

Keep in mind these readers truly are legitimate. They do psych in. They want to help you with your current emotional issues, especially "Love" relationships", but unfortunately they can cause serious financial and other emotional issues.

"You were right on the money. I was laid off on the 8th. My friend called me on the 7th, and asked if I needed a job. We set up an appointment for the 13th. I start my new job tomorrow, the 15th. You told me I would have a job change, it would be immediately, and I would get this job through a friend, boy you were right on." Mary