Can we trust it?

Hello,

For several weeks now, a woman has claimed to be studying my case and has sent me numerous emails (with a commercial slant) about my current situation, saying she can help me. It is true that some of her statements are rather unsettling and fit my situation perfectly, to the point that I am asking myself many questions. On the other hand, each of these emails leads to a subscription, which I cannot access (no online payment method available), even though the price is trivial. In short, after several recent disappointments, do you think I can trust this person? Is the one who managed to perfectly describe my daily life capable of helping me with my future?
Right now, I’m a bit lost (and although I’m very curious, I’ve never wanted to get involved in this kind of help). Do you think it could help me? (At least now, when I really don’t know how to proceed anymore.)
All of this may seem very subjective, and if you have an opinion on the matter, I would be happy to hear from you.

Sincerely,

bebr

Good evening Bebr,

First of all, I welcome you to the forum, and I am also delighted to meet you.

The emails I receive in a chaotic manner are only commercials, followed by generic emails that generally appeal to everyone: because everyone has problems, everyone has had hardships, etc. If I receive an email for clairvoyance or help that I did not request, I do not reply and I delete it automatically.

That’s how they operate; they hook you, and once you’re hooked, you pay and can’t get rid of it.

Now everyone is free to think and do whatever they want, of course.

Best regards
Ladysally

Good evening, Ladysally,

Thank you for your reply; I actually think along the same lines as you, and everything was so unsettling that I came here to ask the question. It is a real pleasure to read you; after so much time “having fun” here reading and trying to grasp the future, I have read many of your messages on the chat. Given my situation and the fact that I cannot find an answer, I posted here. All of this is quite complicated, but I would not have resorted to that option.

Thank you,

bebr

Hello bebr, hi Lady,

I agree with Lady, any clairvoyance ad should be straight to the trash.
Emails are boilerplate messages sent to everyone, but their wording has been carefully crafted to appear personal.
And of course, they know very well that people in distress, who have problems and don’t know who to turn to, will take the bait.
You should know that most of the time, these ads do not come from real psychics but from so-called clairvoyance websites, which are completely computerized.
As for what is said on it: very little in a long time, because those who call themselves “free” are paid for by telephone calls, which are expensive, and there, they keep the customer “on hold” for as long as possible.
If you have a genuine question, you should rather address the psychics on this site, which is entirely free.
Pick one and ask it your question.
There is no point in asking everyone the same question; it skews the results and wastes their time (do not forget that this is volunteer work).
And know that a clairvoyance session lasts three to six months, so there is no need to renew it either.

Kind regards.

Hello Mamyol, and thank you for your reply.

I had unknowingly already followed your advice and posted my questions at the magician's booth.
And to get back to these emails, they started after I signed up and provided my date of birth following an ad for a personalized study. I read them all, at least the part where this psychic gave an interpretation to her tarot card reading. Her words were so close to what I was going through and described my daily life quite precisely that it seemed obvious to me that they could not be generic messages. With a bit more hindsight, and despite her claims, this person was more interested in getting access to my bank details than in providing the help she had been talking about so much.
As time went on, they wanted to make me believe in the urgency of my situation and the need to get in touch with them quickly, otherwise I would miss out on a whole lot of things…
Thank you for these perspectives and to everyone who makes this site what it is.

Kind regards,

bebr

I confirm that it is best to be cautious with this type of reattachment. I think the best way to choose a psychic is through cooptation or, with the magic of the internet, to be able to see what they deliver with real cases.