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jen80:
Do you think its a good idea to test psychics?

Someone on a feedback said that the two people she asked about were already dead but the reader just continued with the 'script' and wasn't the wiser.

With a lot of frauds that may be a good idea.

What do you guys think?

Thanks

Jen

Awesomeness:
I read somewhere that you shouldn't, but I don't see why not. I have called asking about 2 guys knowing damn well I only care about one and the other is just a side piece and I have zero interest in a relationship with him. 2 out of 3 described them accurately (nothing mind blowingly detailed, but accurate) and the other was completely wrong. All three are PA readers.

TimeHeals:

--- Quote from: jen80 on March 17, 2013, 05:22:36 PM ---Do you think its a good idea to test psychics?

Someone on a feedback said that the two people she asked about were already dead but the reader just continued with the 'script' and wasn't the wiser.

With a lot of frauds that may be a good idea.

What do you guys think?

Thanks

Jen

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No, I don't think this is a good idea because I think it screws up any connection that reader may have with you, screws up the energy, prevents a reader from forming any kind of connection. I don't know why I think this, other than I believe that when you set out to deceive, no good will come of it.

Awesomeness:
I can go along with that. But I see nothing wrong with asking something you already have a clear picture of. Like with my example, my question was:

Where do you see my relationship going with X?

Where do you see my relationship going with Y?

I already knew the answer to Y, so I wasn't gonna believe any BS about X unless they got Y right. I would also mix the order in which I named the two in case a good cold reader assumed the first person named was the one I was more attached to.

TimeHeals:

--- Quote from: Awesomeness on March 18, 2013, 05:14:37 AM ---I can go along with that. But I see nothing wrong with asking something you already have a clear picture of. Like with my example, my question was:

Where do you see my relationship going with X?

Where do you see my relationship going with Y?

I already knew the answer to Y, so I wasn't gonna believe any BS about X unless they got Y right. I would also mix the order in which I named the two in case a good cold reader assumed the first person named was the one I was more attached to.

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I will agree with on this, because you were not just making things up in your example, as I am assuming you actually HAD a relationship with Y. I thinks that's a bit different than offering up a completely fictitious story.

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