The proliferation of “bogus” clairvoyance firms does not bode well for the future of the profession of divinatory arts, especially since the majority of these firms are run by unscrupulous individuals, trading in human distress which can bring big profits.
The increase in clairvoyance scams within certain audiotel firms is becoming extremely worrying. Especially since the practice of divinatory arts is still not subject to regulation. Thus, anyone can claim to be a clairvoyant, medium or marabout. And even anyone can do anything with their “client-victims”, as long as they are in good standing with the tax authorities and the URSSAF.
As a result, many people are victims on a daily basis of the misdeeds of a large number of usurping marabouts, specialists in occult work who sell wind, or even pseudo clairvoyants who proclaim themselves experts, counselors or psychotherapists. And what about the proliferation of audiotel firms, veritable money factories, which “employ” individuals without qualms whose skills in matters of clairvoyance are distressingly worthless. Or who, conversely, shamelessly exploit clairvoyants who thought they were working in an altruistic spirit. The majority of these firms take advantage of significant financial resources to attract clients. The problem is that these same firms have the art and the way of retaining said client to the point of making him dependent, a bit like sects. This is how particularly vulnerable people were relieved of tens of thousands of euros for nothing. These people, sick, elderly or isolated, must then face financial problems in addition to the other pitfalls of life. Because it must be said, most of the “clairvoyants” who work within these audiotel offices neither see nor feel anything. They barely know how to demonstrate a semblance of psychology. But who can blame an unemployed person for wanting to work and earn a living? Person. Our civilization is much more barbaric than it wants us to believe, and in the human jungle, the misfortune of some allows others to survive. And from the top of their promontory the real predators, the managers of these firms, revel in this dirty money earned.
In the eyes of certain “so-called professionals”, clairvoyance no longer represents this age-old art, this useful and essential gift to help, enlighten and comfort one’s fellow human beings. They have defiled this art to make it a real business of human distress. From then on, clairvoyance became a profitable breeding ground for specialists in mental manipulation and the exploitation of fragile and vulnerable people. For them, fleecing a suffering person has become a lucrative activity and a plus to reach the nirvana of scammers.
There are good, very good clairvoyants, mediums and astrologers. And their social role is undeniable. It is sad to note that only a handful of them dare to raise their voices to denounce these constant abuses. Everyone else remains desperately silent, preferring burying their heads in the sand over getting involved. No one can blame them, however they will be the first to cry scandal when the scams have been so numerous and important that the practice of the divinatory arts will be purely and simply prohibited. Because if you pull the elastic too much, it ends up letting go. Tolerated by the State because it is essential to many of our fellow citizens, theThe practice of divinatory arts is destined to disappear if practitioners do not provide themselves with the means to bring the balance back to the bright side. Only solidarity between clairvoyants, astrologers and mediums can restore confidence to customers.
We remind you that consulting a psychic once or twice a year is more than sufficient. We therefore recommend that consumers who use audiotel services do not consult several psychics, regardless of the insistence or encouragement of the person who works on the site in question. Of course everyone is free to spend their money as they want. Spending it wisely and especially for a service truly provided is even better. And it’s perfect when you make sure to maintain your free will.
Finally, the high fees requested or even demanded by certain practitioners, whether known or unknown, seem exaggerated to us and even, for some of them, inversely proportional to their competence. As for those who encourage clients to come back for consultation in order to take stock, they are nothing other than fools devoid of any morality.
Finally, remember that a clairvoyance or astrology consultation must be remunerated at its fair value. Carried out with respect for the consultant and his psychological integrity, it should not be the subject of any dispute by the client as long as it is the result of a freely agreed process and not a suggestion or an order. It is therefore up to the rigorous professional not to take advantage of his influence to impose regular consultations on vulnerable people, in the office or by telephone. Because this is where the trade of dependence begins, capable of leading weak minds to the worst extremities.
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