This is the second major fake Internet psychic advertiser, after Jenna, who's been forced to abandon a profitable longtime URL and get another because of bad customer reviews and notoriety. They're both owned by the same company in France.
Showing posts with label fake psychic readings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fake psychic readings. Show all posts
Sunday, September 20, 2015
Forced off the Net: "Norah" at PremiumAstrology.com
You reap what you sow: The fake psychic readings by "Norah" at PremiumAstrology.com, plus increasing unhappiness among customers unable to obtain refunds, forced the site off the Net. The shutoff occured suddenly and left customers hanging and googling until their eyes bled to hunt down "Norah's" new URL, Norahguide.com, and try to find a way to request a refund. I'll save you the hunt: The phone number is 1-866-
This is the second major fake Internet psychic advertiser, after Jenna, who's been forced to abandon a profitable longtime URL and get another because of bad customer reviews and notoriety. They're both owned by the same company in France.
This is the second major fake Internet psychic advertiser, after Jenna, who's been forced to abandon a profitable longtime URL and get another because of bad customer reviews and notoriety. They're both owned by the same company in France.
Sunday, December 16, 2012
Horoscope Review: AskNow.com Call-In Psychics, the Most Pathetic Reading Ever
Heavily advertised with a colorful illustration of a gypsy and crystal ball, AskNow.com was co-founded by fake psychic Sylvia Browne, who disgraced herself for years on The Montel Williams Show and continues to do so entertaining at casinos. I phoned AskNow anyway to get my free 5-minute reading. The hard sell and incompetence, well, you've just got to read about it to believe it.
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Tupak, Visionary Shaman: A Review
He's young, handsome, and says he will tell you the truth whether you like it or not. He's also the newest online-psychic bot on the block and more sophisticated. Tupak claims Native American descent and predicts you'll win millions in lotteries and find true love if you stick with his costly services. What will you get from Tupak? See a review of Tupak, Visionary Shaman. (By the way, he's recently got a new name and new look; compare the "old" and "new" Tupaks here.)
Sunday, April 8, 2012
How To Get Refunds from Psychic Scammers and Bots
Of the six biggest Internet psychics who con thousands of people every day, which ones offer money-back guarantees -- and which ones don't? Can you claim a refund? And here's what to do when a robot "psychic" like Norah Astro-Clairvoyant makes unauthorized charges on your credit card. Click here to read it.
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