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Professor Abou, false marabout, real charlatan

Leafing through the newspaper ‘‘LE 59’’, I came across the following ad: Professor ABOU, Great clairvoyant medium, tel: 0786248…, powerful healer, 1st free question, solves all problems: Work, finances, love…
This gentleman practices in Belgium and France at the following address ………Lille., in his advertising it is specified that he responded graciously to the 1st question. I let myself be tempted, especially since I was going through a particularly difficult emotional situation, I wanted to have an answer, perhaps some advice to help me save my relationship and especially to know if my successive miscarriages were going to stop and finally have a child.   So I called Mr. ABOU, he was attentive and sensitive to my distress, suddenly he announced to me: “… All the harm that has been done to your couple comes from the in-laws, to allow me to study your case further and quickly resolve your problem, you must send me all the names, first names and dates of birth of your respective parents, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law…” He asks me to send him a transfer of €150 in the name of a third person Souaré K.., then a few days later another transfer of €270 in the name of the same person and to the same account

As I did not quite understand what these payments could be used for, he wanted to reassure me by telling me that it was to begin the work of rapprochement with my husband and to protect me against the malevolence of my in-laws. He made a point of promising me that this money would be refunded in full if his work was not successful.
After giving me his explanation to reassure me, he took the opportunity to demand €4,000, telling me: “..your husband is 40 years old, so for the success of the work you need to pay €100 per year, i.e. 40 x €100 = €4,300” A week later, he asks me for €4,300, because I am 43 years old, because the spirits demanded €100 per year, i.e. 100 x 43 = €4,300. This time he insisted on coming to collect the requested amount himself, without forgetting to charge me €15 in petrol costs for having traveled. But as I took the precaution of being accompanied, Mr. Abou said Professor Abou told me that this money, like the previous one, constituted a loan and that he undertook to repay it in full on July 13, 2014 at 7 a.m. Faced with my distrust, he assured me that this money would be used to do the work on me and my husband in the… forest because my in-laws were trying to separate us, that it would be a shame if my husband left me… I didn’t know what to do, nothing mattered to me, I only wanted to strengthen my relationship, solve my problem of miscarriages, a real obsession that prevents me from sleeping…

I thought his request for money was over, but no, a few days later he asked me for another €200 to buy a cow and sacrifice it so that my husband could stay with me. 10 days later, he asked me for an additional €100 for the purchase of the cow and demanded an additional €30 for shopping and sharing a meal at the Lille mosque, without forgetting to make me pay the cost of his gasoline costs, this time €10 

On July 1st, I gave him another €150 for the purchase of a “charged” product, the work of his work (which he gave to me), supposedly very powerful for my husband to stay with me.  On July 8, he asked me for another €360 for a final and finalhighly effective product, much more effective than the previous one. I said stop because in the space of 1 month he took more than €10,000 from me for nothing. Faced with my dismay, he asked me to find some money because the work is practically finished and it would be a shame to waste it. He managed to extract another €100 from me to give me the “miracle” product.

On July 14, as I didn’t see anything coming, I called him to reimburse me the €8,300, as agreed, and then I thought I was falling on my head to hear myself say: “you must not go faster than the spirits, in fact they told me to stop the work otherwise everything was going to turn against us.” He even pretended to cry, hoping to make me believe that the spirits were going to get angry and upset.

Blinded by my worries, my miscarriages, the fear of seeing my husband lose interest in me or leave me, I was manipulated, defrauded by a trickster. To think that I obeyed this individual with my eyes closed, I placed all my hopes in his hands and there I wake up, I come out of a nightmare, or at least I thought so. But no, I no longer sleep, I no longer live, I am a living dead…

I don’t want, I don’t want other people to be defrauded like me, I’m filing a complaint. Hoping that I will eventually come out of this nightmare.

Mylene

 

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INAD

Les faux marabouts , les faux voyants pullulent. Nous avons constaté que la responsabilité d'une certaine presse est engagée gravement par la publication sans contrôle d'informations mensongères; il en est de même pour un grand nombre de plateformes et de sites internet , qui entretiennent tout un climat d’obscurantisme. Et pourtant, nous n'avons pas cessé d'alerter et de mettre en garde la profession contre les multiples dérives en tout genre. Aujourd'hui , les choses se sont aggravées. Cela est dû non au'' laxisme'' de l'autorité judiciaire mais bien plutôt à l'absence en amont d'une réglementation qui ferait le tri entre gens sérieux et les voyous, véritables vampires qui vivent de la vie des autres et de leurs ennuis, amplifiant leurs angoisses et en les dépouillant financièrement.

Nous rappelons que l''INAD est régulièrement alerté par des clients-consommateurs scandalisés voire terrorisés, soumis au chantage et aux menaces de certains praticiens pervers.

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anonyme

bonjour, j'ai fais appel moi aussi a des marabouts également pour des retours-affectifs. je suis entrée en contact avec un Monsieur appelé Maitre Hermann. Il me proposé un rituel a 88e . Bien sur j'ai refusé car il m'avait dit au départ que c'était 100% gratuit. Puis il me dit que si je voulais faire un rituel gratuit, un de ses clients (qui lui devait de l'argent) allait m'envoyer un cheque et que je devais le renvoyer au Maitre Hermann. Sauf que je ne savais c'est que je devais encaisser le cheque et redonner l'argent en liquide au Maitre Hermann par Western Union. C'est un ami a moi qui m'a mit en garde, j'ai de suite contacté le Maitre pour lui dire que je ne pouvais pas encaisser le cheque. Il me dit que c'est trop tard que son client venait d'établir le cheque et il l'avait envoyer par la poste, que je devait absolument faire confiance au Maitre et que tout se passerait bien. A la réception du cheque, j'avais remarqué qu'il n'y avait pas les coordonnées du "client" sur l'enveloppe (ni même sur le cheque) , que le cheque provenait d'une ENTREPRISE DE RESTARAUTION, et que le cheque était de 3000 euros! un peu cher pour un rituel ! Des que j'ai dis au Maitre que je n'allais pas encaisser le cheque, je n'ai plus eu de nouvelles ni de lui ni de son "client".
Un autre Maitre essaye de faire la même chose : MAITRE ALIBO

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