The SCAM Messiahs: MIVILUDES and ARPP alerted
Many usurpers of the divinatory arts working for certain platforms, veritable factories of human distress, using “decorative” photos, clever and misleading advertising formulas, extolling their merits and their non-existent gifts, working on an assembly line, persevere in widespread deception.
It seems to us that the benevolent complicity of the leaders of these platforms leaves no doubt as to their responsibility.
These modern ‘Messiahs’, professional manipulators and sellers of chimeras, believe they benefit from impunity in the absence of the existence of regulations that we are calling for, because they would constitute a protective safeguard for users of the divinatory arts.
Without wanting to paint a Prévert-style portrait, we can ask ourselves questions about their identifiable traits to identify clairvoyance charlatans: are they skeletal or obese, young or old, etc.?
In fact, it is only when conflicts are brought to the level of justice that they can be unmasked. This is why we are considering taking legal action to protect consumer customers against miracle workers and sellers of illusions.
We have just alerted the MIVILUDES - Interministerial Mission of Vigilance and Fight against sectarian abuses, because certain practices fall within its jurisdiction. Concerning misleading advertising, we also contacted the Secretary General of ARPP in order to obtain the informed opinion of this organization.
In conclusion: As Bertrand Cailac suggested in his article, entitled: Clairvoyance with audiotel sauce: “it is up to the public authorities to recognize the existence of this profession, to give it a legal framework, and therefore allow it to severely sanction these scams which undermine the lives of thousands of people.”
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