PADRE, the man who speaks to angels

100% SCAM

After the man who whispered in the ears of the horses, here is the one who speaks to the angels. What an insolent joke worthy of a fantasy series on Netflix. Apparently, it was not possible to make people believe in the resurrection of Padre Pio, so children from the ball of the world of paranormal scams have just created a character who looks like him under the same first name, a virtual creation which is eye-popping with an absurdly faked portrait which does not correspond to anyone in the real world. Bank card hunters go to great lengths to shear the sheep of panurge, to the point of creating a double with the aim of working on the subconscious of a naive clientele so that the latter thinks of the possible reincarnation of the famous loan. Of course, this is not clearly written in the texts of dishonest marketing specialists, however the images captivate the imagination of fragile people who are in disarray, and who may naively believe in it.

Who is behind this monstrous deception? It is a website “voyance-ange-gardien.com”, but more particularly the company “Sesam” which is based in Hong Kong, which makes it the kingdom of clairvoyance scams made in China. The ultimate blunder, making you wonder if tomorrow we won’t see Allan Kardec’s double appear on a site as nauseating as this one. “Sesam” reminds us of the magic phrase “Open Sesame” in the story Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. Surprising, no? We can easily guess that the managers of this magical cave are European when we know that the VAT identification number is English, even if depending on the payment method chosen by the customer, the latter is processed by Sesam Honk-kong, otherwise by its partner of the same name “Sesam ltd 2” located in Gibraltar. Be careful of bank fees when paying by card to China, as most banks charge a percentage of the transaction amount. I invite you to read the legal and mandatory notices of the site to discover admissions that are surprising to say the least, such as for example: “The services and advice offered on the site, as well as in the associated emails and electronic services are offered exclusively for entertainment purposes”. You don’t have to leave Saint-Cyr to understand that this sentence is addressed to the authorities to protect themselves from blatant scams, because nothing is free. The misleading literature on this site is often double-meaning so that no one can understand the deception behind it, hence the expression “it’s Chinese.” However, we are not all ignorant, and what follows is beyond the imagination: “For the purposes of communication, certain testimonies can be simple inspirations intended to illustrate the point and make it more fun”. It would have been simpler to say that the testimonies are bogus….

This company alludes to the Italian Capuchin priest, declared a Saint by the Catholic Church in order to recover customers burned by their predecessors. Obviously, a Chinese priest unknown to the battalion would not make the same recipes. You must be vigilant on well-researched sites which correspond 99.99% to companies which are realwind turbines for clairvoyance, and real pigeon vacuums. This Padre invented on the site “voyance-ange-gardien.com” is not only a joke, but the common thread of trickery after trickery which directs customers, via artificial intelligence, towards services, or even your Guardian Angel who wants to speak to you for a few hundred euros, or even more. He seeks to seduce customers with sentences that will change their lives by using lies with chimerical power: “3 powerful sacred words of power will trigger luck in your life… 3 others, prosperity… and 3 others, the most beautiful love you have ever known! “. On “voyance-ange-gardien.com”, we attract people in distress, as other sites do, with a fanciful automatic card drawing of which you will never receive the result. This is only in place to obtain your contact details, your date of birth, and especially your email address with the intention of harassing you every day. Legally, direct sellers via emails are obliged to give the recipient the opportunity to unsubscribe via a specific link, however, despite the existence of this link on unwanted messages from this company, we see that after unsubscribing that the harassment continues with increasingly touting messages: “I have just had a new vision about you, of extreme intensity. Everything is becoming clearer, your Guardian Angel is sending you a strong sign.” “This may surprise you, but there are some very strange things happening to you. Just yesterday, like every day, I received subconscious images from you. Everything happens as if your protective Guardian Angel wanted to warn me so that I pay all my attention to your case. I take this as a sign from heaven about your future, we must take these warnings very seriously.”

After all this bad news that the scammers try to pass off as good, you have to go to the checkout to find out the chimerical formulas. In addition, you are promised free clairvoyance which never happens, and for those who are fleeced by these crooks, we can only wish them good luck getting their money back in China.

Sandro