Have you ever visited a psychic?
By Chrissy
@Java09 (3075)
United States
January 17, 2010 12:09am CST
Have you ever went and had a psychic reading done?I used to be addicted to going,like I always had an urge to know the future.When I've visited a psychic the thing she told haven't even come true,I think they lie for money.I don't visit them anymore,I stopped about six years ago,it's stupid to pay money like that and nothing comes true.Even if things come true it's better to keep your money and wait to see what happens on your own.Have you ever visited a psychic?
9 responses
@ErickJ (186)
• United States
17 Jan 10
He doesn't make money off it, he mostly rely on donations. Now he request an affordable $10 and he is constantly swamped with hundreds of request. He is really good. He also has a prediction blog with over 500 predictions so you can keep track as it comes true. He is a good guy and trustworthy. Met about a year ago. Has helped me alot. He is a great friend too.
@Fulltank (2882)
• Philippines
17 Jan 10
Nope, and will never be. Its best to keep my future in my own hands rather than someone telling me what its gonna be like. Only me and me alone knew the outcome of my future based on the things I do now. If I want my future to be bright and productive, then I should do my best in the present.
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@MoonGypsy (4606)
• United States
17 Jan 10
a friend of my once got taken for $400 dollars by a psychic, trying to get her man back. not only did she not get him back, he ran off with someone else!!! the first session was $10, then she recommended a follow up session. this cost a couple hundred. then she told my friend that something was "on her" that she needed to get off. this cost her $150 bucks or so. i was thinking, "yeah, the things she wanted to get off you was your cash. lol.
psychics are bogus. depending on how their cash flow is going, you will have a bad outcome that she will have to help you fix for $300 dollars. when she has drained you for thousands, i guess the stuff will be "off you".
beware. save your money. even preachers have more cooth than some of these quacks.
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@Java09 (3075)
• United States
17 Jan 10
I met a psychic that conned me like that,but I was nuts,I lost over a thousand dollars from this con artist.It's bad what they do,you think she would have a conscience and feel bad,but they don't.I don't mess with any psychics after that.They usually keep going with a session,and asking for more and more money.Now I go to God because he helps people for free.I noticed I read in the bible about these fortune tellers and it does say they take people for their money, and they are fake.Great advice.
@hisxshorty (124)
• United States
17 Jan 10
I have never been to a pyschic before and I don't plan on going. First off, I think they're fake, as well. I think they tell you what you want to hear to scam you for money. & Second, I'd rather live life not knowing whats going to happen in the future. If your future has been told to you, what's the excitement of life then?
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@mistlady (114)
• India
17 Jan 10
I don't know whether to believe in psychics. As a matter of fact however, I recently visited a psychic to know my future on the demands of my mother. However I came back very dissappointed because in the very next few hours, her prediction proved to be wrong. I have decided not to visit a psychic again. I think it is a waste of time and money.
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@Logan3745 (302)
• United States
17 Jan 10
I never have but i have thought about it.
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@chikahdorah (269)
• Philippines
18 Jan 10
i never really intended to visit a psychic but i have been with psychics for a couple of times.
My grandmother frequently visit a psychic and she always asks me to accompany her. i don't really believe in them. they are just mere mortals like us.
i guess i would consult a psychic one time for fun....
@rina308 (83)
• Philippines
18 Jan 10
I actually work for one, John Culbertson (http://www.mysticjohnculbertson.com). I think people should not go to psychics purely for wanting to know the future, but also for positive guidance. John Culbertson helps people heal themselves, and you can checkout his posts about turning yourself around on his website. Posts like, "Do You Value Yourself Enough?" are inspirational and we can learn from it.
@xiaozhoushuwu (84)
• China
18 Jan 10
No. I have physic abilities myself and I am not really interested in others who do it. Most are frauds just out for a dollar.
