3 Month Time Frame?

[danni022]

Sorry, I didn't know where to put this thread.

I've been chatting with several psychics, all giving me a 3 month time frame. I figured, "Woah, there's actually time involved?" And it's a first few times I've actually had a time frame.

Upon reading some negative commentary though, I've read that it's usual for psychics to give a 3 months time. Not an actual predicition but a "just wait and see" tactic. Things generally takes weeks/months to resolve... so yeah.

I'm becoming very skeptical now, which sucks because I'm at a loss about how my life is going to be and I've been reaching out for answers. I do believe in psychic abilities, but most sound like scam artists.

Um... sorry, my question is... Is that true about the 3 month time frame? Is it fake? Or is it real?

[Raziel]

Originally Posted by danni022

Is that true about the 3 month time frame? Is it fake? Or is it real?

Hi danni022 - is there money involved in this?

If there is I would definitely wait & see, the "scam" is potentially that they introduce an idea, you follow it & it leads you somewhere. They may also have just learned this behaviour by example thus not intentionally being deceptive but still accrediting their claims/ ideas to "ability" when it's really just a self fulfilling action.

It's like riding a train & randomly picking a stop - you may find a nice bistro or bookshop or run into your soul mate, but that could happen anyway.

Have there been any confirmations so far that they are legit?

Originally Posted by danni022

I'm at a loss about how my life is going to be and I've been reaching out for answers.

You are vulnerable, not in terms of weakness but you are looking to anyone who might have the answers you seek.

If you want - PM me - check my other posts by clicking my name & you will see how I conduct myself.

You can always keep one eye on this thread & see what others have to say but if someone is "convinced" psychics work they may well just keep you in this cycle - forever the carrot on a stick.

My advice for what it's worth is Keep your mind & options open, don't commit to anything that is not tangible.
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