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a clairvoyance identical for everyone

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a clairvoyance

I contacted a psychic by email claiming it was serious and that she had a feeling, a flash, and received coordinates. It turned out my friend had sent a question to the same psychic and had started the topic, and we noticed that the answers were one hundred percent the same, except that the name was different. Another friend of mine tried in turn and gave her the name of her brother as the man she loves, and if you read the answer, it was nonsense. After that, the text messages never ended: “You only have 3 days left,” “This date is very important for you,” etc.…

Kisses to everyone :kiss:

Hello Rayhana,

First of all, I'm delighted to meet you.

Unfortunately, your experience and those of your friends are far from isolated.

What you are telling us is nothing but a scam. A good copy-paste of a text that can be adapted to anyone, we change the name or first name, we send the so-called clairvoyance, we harass via SMS, via the internet the internet user in search of answers by informing them that it is crucial that they respond quickly and then a few days later we realize during yet another sending that we need to pay for a consultation, payment via The Blue Card.

For my part, I avoid this kind of situation.

You will certainly find answers to your questions through the forum, where you will always find good advice.

Good continuation

Yes, there are a huge number of websites with automatic clairvoyance…! Because in fact these are automatic clairvoyances, they try to hook you before presenting you with a real psychic… This kind of site works through advertising and seeks to attract as many people as possible… until the target is hooked.

I don't want to get into a story, but I think they should keep a blacklist of this kind of site!

(I'm not sure if we're allowed to…)

In response to your question, Tom, I am aware that there is an organization located in Paris, I believe in the Bastille district. If my memory is correct, this organization is a confederation of French psychics, to whom one can turn to report the scams one may have been a victim of.
They are supposed to register them and act for the benefit of all.

Regardless, I agree with you that we could compile a list of all the addresses of this kind of site that abuses them, keep them safe for private use, and share the data among friends; that would already be a good start.

:slight_smile:

It would be very good to warn naive people. There is a person on a website where I was a member some time ago who was threatened by a psychic, who told her that if she didn’t pay, she would cast a bad spell on her. It’s truly despicable.

What I can do is look into setting up a site directory and a rating and comment system.
My fear is that this could quickly turn into anything goes: some will try to use it for advertising, while others will seek to settle personal disputes…

Any ideas?

:smiling_face_with_horns: Hello

I just read “a clairvoyance identical for everyone”

All over the world, there are howling fools, but so what! As long as they manage to make people believe it!
We have to eat properly, don't we! They may be smarter than others, but it will only last for a while for them.
I would be more lenient.
As proof, you’ve clearly noticed it, and others have too.

Rachida
Sincerely

Hello Tom,

I share your concerns, as I believe that blacklisting such sites will only lead to settling personal scores and, for some, attempts to hack, so I would rather advocate for prevention, since ultimately everyone knows very well that such scams exist on the internet.
On the other hand, setting up a directory where each person who has visited it leaves a rating from 1 to 10 along with their comments could be a good idea.

Warm regards
The magician.

This directory may have a consumer assessment dimension with an indication:

  • AAA: good value for money
  • AA: medium
  • A: fair

As the site administrator, you can require that no personal advertising be allowed.

Consumer feedback and complaints should be considered merely as examples, as Voyance-AZ cannot act as both judge and party, thus ensuring your protection.

Here are a few ideas…[/i]

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