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Professionals you can consult

The INAD reminds that consumers of the divinatory arts are provided with a non-exhaustive list of professionals who can be consulted, among those who have accepted the principle of the Moral and Professional Charter, proposed by this organization. You will find in this list qualified practitioners, offering the maximum guarantee, loyalty, sincerity and competence. Of course, these practitioners are bound by an obligation of means, unlike those who claim to be specialized in “occult work” and who are bound by an obligation of results. You can also visit…

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Occult works, the great scam

Under the cover of clairvoyance, astrology, magnetism and imaginary occult works… certain professionals do not hesitate to use a whole arsenal of fraudulent maneuvers against people in situations of doubt, uncertainty or even extreme weakness. The INAD regularly receives complaints from people who are victims of the fraudulent actions of these pseudo practitioners specializing in mental manipulation by claiming to have extraordinary powers and who only discredit clairvoyance and clairvoyants. We remind all consultants to be extra careful to avoid…

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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…

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Consultation or listening

Do not confuse on the one hand a consultation with a practitioner of the divinatory arts whose role (in principle) is to reveal to you the purpose of your call, the object of your request… and, on the other hand, the call to a practitioner to tell him about the ups and downs of your life. As you share your difficulties, your hopes and your sorrows, time passes and the clock ticks. Many of you have also noticed that he hasn’t taught you anything. And for good reason: you told him everything. Many professionals prefer this last solution which, sometimes,…

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Bank card

If you paid by credit card and a charge higher than the set price was made without your agreement, immediately notify your bank which must return the amount(s) taken (clairvoyance is considered a mail order sale and as such falls within the scope of the SCRIVEN law). It is also important that your approach is loyal and consistent with the truth.

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Services or people to avoid

All those who, in their advertising, use a first name accompanied by a decorative photo. The term photo decoration is made mandatory by law, as soon as a first or last name is used as a company name by a clairvoyance firm. Because these names or first names are in fact a commercial name used by the same company. To avoid possible prosecution for false advertising, some companies mention decoration photos on their advertisements. Consequently, before any consultation by telephone, you must check the information likely to indicate the real capabilities of…

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Clairvoyance and help by correspondence: 100% scams

Certain manufactured professionals with questionable and overrated skills use their appearance on television as a credibility reference to abuse consumers, often in a weak situation, particularly in the field of clairvoyance by correspondence. We remind all enthusiasts of the divinatory arts not to give any credit to those who claim to be invited or regularly selected by the media and in particular television. You will notice that their trap letters often begin with: Last minute personal message or congratulations, you have won the jackpot…, or they see…

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How to properly consult

The world of clairvoyance, as everyone knows, is a veritable jungle, where the worst rubs shoulders with the best and consulting a practitioner of the divinatory arts is not an easy task. Therefore, should any consumer take into account and trust the apparent credibility of a renowned practitioner? to the high cost of his fees? to his advertising praising his merits and skills? Or the promise of its effectiveness and results? In order to allow you to consult a practitioner of the divinatory arts with maximum reliability, the INAD provides you with some…

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Clairvoyance by correspondence

Clairvoyance by correspondence (the good vein) is making a comeback and does not fail to sow confusion, fear and anxiety in the minds of elderly, fragile and often sick people… Mrs. J., who lives in the EURE department, writes to us to complain about a certain Mrs. Zarha, a Clairvoyant-Medium who writes to her: [block]This evening, I thought of you, because disturbing images appeared to me… Answer me quickly, I beg you! …I have indeed recorded the fateful date of… I am sure I am not mistaken, serious dangers await you in the coming weeks… I see, to my…

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Clairvoyance by telephone

Some firms, under the guise of telephone clairvoyance, use dubious methods which amount to nothing less than mental manipulation. Thus, certain emotionally tormented people in situations of psychological distress who regularly contact the INAD reveal that they have been victims of an abuse of vulnerability due to the supposed powers of pseudo-professionals who hide, often behind an assumed first name and, moreover, use disguised threats in the event of dispute. These facts and actions can only be detrimental to the entire profession, which is…

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Online clairvoyance scams

We recommend that consultants - consumers be vigilant so as not to be taken advantage of by the miracle workers who operate online. Over the past two years, numerous firms and professionals have been severely condemned by the courts for fraud involving clairvoyance and occult work. It is imperative to avoid those who see you bewitched, surrounded by negative waves, pursued by a bad hereditary spell, those who claim to be the only ones who can help you, to make you win at games of chance, to bring back your loved one…

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