Faced with frantic competition tending to harpoon potential customers, free clairvoyance has entered the lucrative market of human distress. It must be remembered that there is nothing free in this pseudo free clairvoyance because those who ‘‘generously’’ offer this offer do so to better convince an uninformed, gullible clientele and often in a situation of uneasiness. Many practitioners and/or site managers fraudulently use the name of the INAD for free clairvoyances, others state that they belong to the INAD, which is completely false. We intervened with a number of psychics to stop certain misleading advertising and the fraudulent use of the INAD logo.
Clients -Consumers, avoid all those who offer you a free clairvoyance consultation and/or who falsely recommend INAD. The list of professionals who may not be consulted, which we propose to publish soon, will include the names of those interested.
We would like to clarify to the person who alerted us, whom we thank for their vigilance, that any practitioner has the possibility, in a freely agreed process, to sign the Charter of the profession, encouraged by the Ministry. However, there is one important nuance: signing the charter does not mean being a member of the INAD. .
The use of fraudulent procedures, under the guise of free clairvoyance, represents a real danger for consumers and discredits the practice of divinatory arts.
We hope, in the interest of the profession and client-consumers, that responsible Professionals react in order to preserve the future of their activity which, slowly but surely, is losing all its meaning, all credibility…
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