Psychic Alert / Read the claim. Check the terms.
A reading should
leave you free
to say no.
Learn to recognise pressure, examine service claims and make a decision at your own pace. Fear is not a reason to hand over more money.
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Three reasons to pause.
- A threat
“Pay to remove a curse” turns an unverifiable claim into a demand. - A deadline
Pressure to pay immediately leaves little room to check the offer. - Another fee
A new problem appears each time you pay, with more money required.
The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre describes psychic solicitations involving jinx removal, follow-up fees and threats.
If you feel pressured
Slow the decision down.
Stop the sales conversation and talk with someone you trust. Check the provider independently, rather than relying only on a link or phone number sent with the demand.
Read the FTC’s scam-avoidance advice →
Keep a useful record.
Save the message, stated offer, payment details and any written terms. If money has already been sent, contact the payment provider promptly to ask about available options. Recovery is not guaranteed.
Do not assume that a second paid “recovery” or protection service will solve the first problem.
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