Practical advice

Stop the scams

More and more of you are using telephone clairvoyance, a branch of the divinatory arts whose activity is more suspect than ever in the eyes of the profession. It therefore seemed useful to us to give you some practical advice to prevent you from falling into the trap often set by dubious people whose specialty is to take advantage of the credulity and weakness of their “clients”. If the anonymity you benefit from on the phone with regard to the psychic reassures you, it nonetheless remains a double-edged sword. In fact, this anonymity also allows any individual in need of money to pass themselves off as a clairvoyant. There are, and it is indisputable, honest clairvoyants who are entirely capable of exercising their gift by telephone. They do it with competence and generosity with the aim of providing moral assistance or lighting the way for the people who use their services. But let’s remember, many telephone clairvoyance offices are run by purely for-profit companies. The pseudo-professionals they employ do not have the slightest gift of clairvoyance, but above all they are trained to meet your expectations and must generate maximum turnover. We therefore recommend that you avoid all these clairvoyants, astrologers, magicians, marabouts… with dubious and overrated skills who display attractive pseudonyms, just like telephone clairvoyance services which do not give you the first and last name of the professional you are going to consult.

It is important to know that all professionals are responsible for the clairvoyance firm for which they work. This is how clairvoyance firms, which are declared as management companies in order to limit their liability in the event of legal proceedings, have been severely condemned by the courts (firm prison sentence and/or suspended sentence, substantial damages and interest).

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