Practical advice

Dispute of divinatory services provided

If at the end of the day, the client intends to contest the services provided or the amount of the psychic’s remuneration, he must be able to prove: * on the one hand, what was originally agreed between the parties (i.e. what services and for what amount); * on the other hand, that the terms of the contract were not respected by the clairvoyant, either because he received more than what was agreed, or because he performed the services poorly, or even because he did not perform them at all.

If, however, you have not taken these precautions and today you believe that the clairvoyant has received undue sums of which you intend to obtain reimbursement, you should send him a registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt summarizing the circumstances of your relationship, the services which had been agreed upon, the price which was paid and the reasons for your dissatisfaction. By this same letter, you must give notice to this clairvoyant to reimburse you for the amounts collected. A lawyer can assist you in drafting this formal notice. If the medium does not follow up, you will have no other solution than to initiate legal proceedings against it.

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