3 Crucial Rules to Get an ACCURATE Psychic Reading (Say NO to Fakes, Phonies and Frauds)

Ok……let’s take a few minutes and discuss some of the basic, foundational principles behind getting an accurate psychic reading. 

Now, it’s really important to understand that in our view, it’s actually EASIER to get ripped off, or totally disappointed when getting a reading than it is to be happy, satisfied and impressed!  Why is that?  Because I personally don’t think the quality of readers is that great anymore….and most people simply DON’T know what they’re looking for when calling in.  (or how to prepare themselves properly as well)

Here are 3 of my most VITAL rules for picking a psychic, and preparing yourself for a reading you’ll NEVER forget.  (or immediately regret..:-)

Rule #1: Look Before You Leap

And oldie, but goodie, right?  It means, use your head, and treat a reading seriously.  Want to have fun and get a "freebie" reading online?  Great…go at it!  But don’t expect it to be serious, or good, or worthwhile.  When calling a psychic network online, and expecting something worthwhile in exchange, you should ALWAYS expect there to be a fee involved.  (just like your mechanic.  Or doctor.  Or accountant. Makes sense, right? I hope so…I wasted 2 years on "free readings" that the very first PAID reading made me recognize what I was missing..:-)

Rule #2: Say NO To the Silly, Strange, Dubious or Dangerous

What does this mean?  If the "psychic" offers to cure a curse, pray for you for a fee, or do anything else that sounds dangerous or dubious, leave the reading or hang up the phone, or Internet connection if on chat.  NO legitimate reader will do this, and the networks we recommend, typically have a policy against this sort of manipulative behavior.

Rule #3: Prepare YOURSELF for An Amazing Experience

This means, keep an open mind.  Have fun with it….and don’t go in overly cynical, skeptical or closed off.  Energy is really important when it comes to getting a good reading, and it’s been PROVEN, over and over again, that super cynical, skeptical people are not good candidates for a good reading.  (and ONLY because they’re stifled, closed off and often ornery about the experience…which makes it super hard to empathize with, a big part of the intuitive experience)