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Divinatory arts at a distance

In the particular case of remote clairvoyance (by telephone, internet, etc.), the provisions of the Consumer Code can protect you since articles L 121-16 et seq. are intended to apply “to any sale of a good or any provision of a service concluded, without the simultaneous physical presence of the parties, between a consumer and a professional who, for the conclusion of this contract, exclusively use one or more remote communication techniques…” The clairvoyant has, in the event of such a distance contract, the obligation to send to the consumer in writing or “any other medium” (e.g. e-mail) a summary confirming unequivocally and in a clear and understandable manner a certain amount of information and in particular: his name, his telephone number, his address or, if it is a legal entity, its registered office and, if different, the address of the establishment responsible for the offer, the terms of payment and execution of the service, your withdrawal period…

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