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An egg on the back

Letter addressed by Beatrice to MME

Madam,

….despite my reminders, it is clear that you have not returned my money. Your arrogance - whether it’s the nonsense you spout on the phone or the withdrawal you organize in order to avoid meeting your obligations - only impresses you. You actually seem to care less about what your victims tell you. Worse, you have the arrogance to praise your merits (what are they in reality?) in works as if everything was happening most naturally in the world: poor customers/buzzards in perspective, right. You are not above everything. And the P.. gendarmerie, duly informed now, assured me that your case was a “scam”. For all practical purposes, and before doing what is necessary in accordance with what was advised to me, I will refresh your memory again, while I print this letter.

. You and your husband lure people to sell them “dreams” and above all let them pretend the impossible when they are in distress and/or faced with difficult situations (who else would buy into your nonsense?) . You speak with an emphasis and pretension that borders on “consulting” stupidity. But your husband does not sell goods (fruit or other objects) or intellectual work: an egg on the back with a prayer is not a service. The president of Inad and several lawyers - present during two broadcasts - “Without a doubt” - confirm the analysis. If no real service is delivered, it is a scam, as analyzed by the Pornic gendarmerie. In conclusion: you are selling manipulation. And the wind, as you recognized in person: “we are in the invisible” (except for the collection which is indeed anchored in reality…). . There is therefore no result (which is very logical, isn’t it). In my case, for example, nothing has changed in terms of work/books, relationships with close friends. - When you are found wanting, you claim that your husband does not do work and that we do not come for this reason but “for magnetism”. As we have also seen on television, this sleight of hand is commonly used by people like you to keep the money, failing to improve the situation since, as you claim, your husband has no power (this may be the only truth you have said and some of us would have preferred to know before paying, which would probably not be in your interests…) - Indeed, by promising us incredible powers (why pay if we knew in advance that your husband is content to pass an egg up the back with no guarantee of results), the latter has multiplied the number of sessions. The sessions having followed one another and multiplied, the overall amount also soared to obtain on arrival… nothing at all. I’ll let you think about the whole thing…

Ms. Beatrice Paris

A word to the readers

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4 comments
316

Bonjour.Je viens de lire votre message mais n&#39en ai pas saisi le sens de quoi s&#39agit il exactement de livres? de séances de magnétisme fantaisistes effectuées par le mari de cette pseudo voyante? Merci à l&#39INAD de bien vouloir éclairer ma lanterne pour comprendre la signification de ce post. Amicalement ESTELLE DES ENCLOS

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l-inad

Béatrice se plaint d&#39avoir été victime d&#39un couple de voyants qui lui a soutiré 4115 € pour des travaux occultes imaginaires.Etant précisé que lesdits travaux étaient supposés améliorer le quotidien de la plaignante tant sur le plan professionnel que relationnel mais en l&#39absence de résultat,elle a donc demandé le remboursement en vain.En effet, la voyante soutient qu&#39il ne s&#39agissait pas de &#39&#39travaux occultes&#39&#39 mais de scéances de&#39&#39 magnétisme&#39&#39consistant à réciter des prières et à lui passer un oeuf dans le dos.

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508

Ah oui, évidemment, vu la teneur de la chose, "magnétisme" ou "travaux occultes", ça change tout! Le jour et la nuit même...

Je suis d&#39ailleurs sure que le tribunal saura apprécier la très très très très grande différence, car 4115€ pour passer un oeuf dans le dos ou 4115€ pour passer un oeuf dans le dos, il ne faut pas confondre: dans le premier cas l&#39oeuf est passé dans le dos et dans le second c&#39est dans le dos que l&#39oeuf est passé...

Ce qui est impressionnant dans ce genre d&#39histoire, c&#39est toujours l&#39aplomb avec lequel le ou les charlatans affirment avoir agit de manière normale, pour ne pas dire "honnête". "Ah mais oui mais en fait... bla bla bla"... -- C&#39est non seulement totalement immoral jusqu&#39au bout, mais en plus quel discrédit pour l&#39ensemble de la profession!

J&#39espère que cette histoire d&#39oeuf aura la conclusion que mérite ce couple.

Bien à vous,
Eysméralda.

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l-inad

Le nom de la victime a été volontairement changé et celui de la voyante occulté pour des raisons compréhensibles car une plainte est en cours d&#39instruction. Nous avons publié ce témoignage pour alerter les professionnels rigoureux de redoubler de vigilance afin de mettre fin aux multiples escroqueries de certains praticiens indélicats.

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