THE TOP 100 SCAMS

Consumers can’t take it anymore, they’re tired of being taken for pigeons, consenting gogos, they’re tired of being threatened, subjected to real harassment by platforms specializing in illusory clairvoyance scams, usurping marabouts and real blackmailers, they’re tired of charlatans, rogue psychics who smear their sisters and brothers, witches and “BIDON” sorcerers, who under the cover of an imaginary power, ruin gullible and often distressed people.

From September, we intend to create a section ‘‘THE TOP 100 SCAMS’’, this section will include the names of practitioners, firms and platforms which have been responsible for abuse.

We invite you to discover the testimonies, truly fed up from Christiane and Pierre Jean, calling into question the MYASTRO platform, well known to INAD, whose practices have no link with clairvoyance and only discredit the profession.

Our opinion: My Astro should be avoided so as not to throw your money out the window and also be the victim of blackmail.

Pierre Jean: … the almost unbearable actions of the clairvoyance firm (?) “My Astro”. Everything I experience with this company is reported in a good number of forums, namely: the famous Alexis; the false ten minutes offered which only serve to collect information; abusive deductions; telephone harassment; non-compliance with the Code of Ethics; simply lack of respect. This type of pharmacy only further darkens a profession which is already not brilliant, given that there as elsewhere, the bad ones destroy the reputation of the good ones….

Christiane: On July 12, I responded to an ad promising me 10 minutes of free clairvoyance. I filled out a form and was first sent an email with a text describing me and telling me that I absolutely had to call them because it was very important. I call and they ask me for my bank card number to “secure” the line, they have to charge me 1 euro. I hesitate for a long time (not enough!) and I give in under the pressure and the assurance that it will only be 1 euro. They call me back and I have a certain Christelle on the line (I suppose it’s an assumed name). She speaks slowly, the 10 minutes pass quickly, at no point does she say to me: be careful, the 10 minutes have passed, we are going to start billing. She tells me things that make me forget the time that passes. At one point I say stop, I want to stop and she tells me yes, I’m going to stop the meter, that will give you 401 euros. I felt uneasy about this amount, I told him that it wasn’t possible, that I couldn’t pay, etc. I hang up and immediately cancel my credit card. I am called back and the threats begin, so much so that it triggers a liver crisis and I find myself in the hospital. The next day, when I left the hospital, I was called back with another number, I had blocked the previous one. I am threatened with the Bank of France, prison, etc. The amounts were returned to me by the bank but today they called me back, again with another number, to tell me that I had to call them back to pay my bill. That I had 72 hours before formal notice that I risk up to 5 years in prison for bank card fraud and a fine of 75,000 euros.

I haven’t filed a complaint yet, should I do so?

Christiane