Let’s face it in this life there are more unknowns than known outcomes and we all want security and reassurance especially if times seem rather bleak as in the current credit crisis.
We have to be wise where we seek our guidance from, whether it is our gut instinct, a spiritual dimension to ourselves or via some other source.
Those who pay any amount of money for this kind of reading must be deluded, if you insistent upon a reading go to a spiritualist church where generally they are free of charge instead of paying £10 to £40 for a one off encounter.
These people just earn a living out of conning people in my eyes and exploiting people at one off events such as annual wakes usually when people are in an atmosphere of treating themselves or in a good frame of mind hanging out with their friends.
• Has whatever a gypsy reader said to you actually come true?
• Do they just tell you general things rather than specific that may arise?
• Do the photos that they place in their caravan windows appearing with celebrity and well known faces convince you to give it ago?
• How do you know what their track record is, accuracy, qualifications or experience if they are constantly on the move?
If these people are not forced out of existence then one possibility is they should offer an agreement or contract in exchange for money so if nothing comes true they offer a money back guarantee.
This would then be a legally binding document with their registered company details, contact numbers with locations to which they tour for accountability purposes. If these are not scams then they will not mind offering this guarantee.
Scams and true readers should be identified, name and shame the con artists on selected websites such as Trading Standards and where complaints are made against a gypsy reader take the necessary steps to prevent them from attending fairs across the land so people’s hard earned money is not wasted. Does everyone agree with me?
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