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With so much happening
in the world today, it is hard to tell the genuine from the fake. Whether
you are looking for new items to place in your
home, a good doctor, counselor or minister, there is always someone who
wants to tell you falsehoods and reel you into their web of confusion.
These con-merchants are driven by their greed and personal needs, which
far outweigh any goodness they may offer you. So, why is it that you
get taken in by their scams?
The truth is we all want something, and we all want “it” for
nothing or at very little cost to ourselves. The idea of receiving a ‘good
bargain’ is appealing. We also often want comfort and mistakenly
believe that the ‘fake’ is the real thing. We want to be
rescued and saved from our trauma and predicaments and sure enough the
con-artist is ready to please your every whim.
Now more than ever, individuals are having their eyes opened wide to
scams that involve stealing money, identity, belongings and appearance.
But, what about those ‘flakes’ who take your money and promise
you “The moon” and give you “A bad deal?” Whatever,
their practice, how can you know that the end result of your business
with them will work out well? Should you consult a psychic? Perhaps!
But first, here are a few tips? Whoever you intend to approach for help
or to do business with should be thoroughly checked out before hand.
Call the local “Better Business Bureau” and check out all
reports/contacts. Consult the FBI if you think you have reasonable suspicions.
If they are known criminals, there will be a record. If nothing is revealed,
then ask for prior business associates who can provide good references.
Check out their work and make sure you are satisfied before signing on
the dotted line. Check your credit often and be sure not to give anyone
your personal information, social security or credit card numbers unless
you are certain they are genuine. Shred all mail that contains any personal
information about your banks, credit cards etc before placing it in the
trash. Insure and protect yourself against fraud and Identity Theft by
consulting a respected professional.
And if you do consult a psychic counselor, make sure their qualification
and reputation is squeaky clean. If they are as good as they say they
are, they will offer to help you with a ‘no pay’ guarantee.
Over the years I have had the misfortune to comfort clients who have
been supposedly “cursed” and paid a fortune to some disreputable
psychic or where individuals have been given false information about
a loved one who has passed on. Even worse, there have been many individuals
who have paid for readings of prophecy where nothing has come true. Don’t
fall for those scams! Listen to your friends and their advice first.
If you do make an appointment with a psychic, following a recommendation
from someone you trust, never part with your money before the session
ends. Wait until you are sure you have your monies worth. IF YOU NEED
HELP, we will be happy to advise you.
For Further Information contact: Sumaris Center, 321 Farallon Drive Lake
Havasu City, AZ.86403.
Tel: (928) 453 7974, FAX 928 453 1715
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