Warning: The world of clairvoyance and divinatory arts continues to sink inexorably into an abyss of anarchy and mediocrity, fueled by notorious charlatans with dishonest and multi-faceted practices who hide behind supposed non-existent or usurped power and knowledge. Many notorious “pseudo-clairvoyants” charlatans do not hesitate to adorn themselves with the title of “expert” in a fraudulent manner. In reality, most of them are nothing other than poor clairvoyants, incapable of seeing, predicting or feeling anything. These usurpers are content to mechanically repeat the same sentences, the same words and the same advice, often dictated by certain platforms with which they collaborate. They exploit the vulnerability of desperate clients by making them vain promises of guaranteed results The rise of these opportunistic companies and the proliferation of false clairvoyants does not bode well for the future of the profession.
We urge responsible, honest practitioners to come together, remain vigilant and take responsibility for informing their clients about the limits and scope of clairvoyance and the divinatory arts. It is their duty to enlighten consumers about the dishonest practices that are rampant in the profession. We also advise consumer clients not to place their trust in the numerous newly created platforms that seek to exploit the naivety of vulnerable, gullible, naive people, etc.
These platforms are often run by mediocre and unscrupulous former practitioners who engage in fraud under the pretext of free clairvoyance. It is important to emphasize, once again, that the so-called free clairvoyance consultations are a decoy, just like the “one euro” per minute clairvoyance offers, which are purely and simply scams. The first ten free minutes are a business strategy to attract customers. During this time, the so-called psychic collects your personal information, which takes time. After giving your information, you only have a few minutes left, and at that point, you are enticed to sign up for a plan. Pseudo-clairvoyants, specially trained for this task, use various tricks to convince you, make you feel guilty and encourage you to spend more money. It is imperative to question the false claims of certain clairvoyance platforms, such as that of the company Stardust, which promise “very concrete and precise predictions on all questions” as well as consultations available 24/7. These arguments are fallacious and dishonest and of to deceive a large number of uninformed people. Real psychics capable of providing trustworthy telephone consultations exist, but they are certainly not found on these commercial platforms that sell chimeras.
These platforms even go so far as to claim that the photos of their “psychics” are fictitious, supposedly out of respect for privacy. This is an intolerable charade.
It is high time that true professionals come out of their silence and isolation to form a united front against this anarchy which reigns in the industrial exploitation of clairvoyance for dishonest purposes. Consumer protection and the integrity of the profession depend on it
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