Wondering how to find a psychic you can trust? Have you ever been trapped and wasted your money on a worthless reading?
Here is the thing! Not all psychic readers have the same level of ability. Some psychics will only give you a fraction of the picture and will mislead you with their cold readings and guesses, but a few will give you the whole picture.
Those who are seeking advice and guidance or may be need an answer to some questions they have are wondering how to find a reputable psychic to give them a reading they’ll remember for years. Here are some tips on how to find a psychic for real that will tell you everything you want to know.
Feedback & Review
One of the best ways to find a reputable psychic is to listen to others’ feedback and experiences. You can learn about psychic readings with great reputation through word of mouth. Ask your close friends and family members for their personal recommendations and experience.
Be more specific and ask them what they liked most about their reading and how the session was conducted to know if this particular psychic medium or reader is a good fit for you, too.
If you don’t get enough recommendations from your friends, maybe it’s time to conduct a small online search, try different search engines to review online feedback. Also, refer to Yelp.com which provides information and reviews on local services.
Local Pagan shops
Exceptional psychics will have astonishing reputations in local pagan shops. They may refer you to some of reputable psychic mediums they recommend, they will give you their names and contact details.
Make sure to specify the type of service or reading you are looking for, because not all psychic readers provide the same readings. Psychic mediums will connect you with spirits of your loved ones, while other readers practice methods of divination such as tarot or angel readings.
Psychic near you
Another way to find a real psychic is to check the internet and use Google Maps to locate psychics in your area, just type “psychic near me” in the search box and you will get several search results. You can see who the nearest psychic is along with reviews which were written by people like you, people who were looking for answers just like you and tried their readings with these psychics.
Brief interview
After you narrowed your list, it’s time to make a phone call with the psychic and have a brief interview. Ask your potential psychic reader about his background and specialization, and if they are willing to give you any reference.
Avoid flashy advertising
One thing that you should do is to avoid psychics who advertise with sparkling bright neon banners, full-page banners in the Yellow Pages, or flashing online ads. Genuine psychics rely on their reputation to gain clients, they don’t need to market their services with flashy advertising.
I am not saying that all psychics who are following this pattern are illegitimate. However, many of them are just making a quick buck and you should be more cautious when approaching them. Always be careful what kind of psychic you use when getting your own psychic reading.
Honestly, this whole article seems like a desperate attempt to justify spending money on psychics. If they were really that powerful, wouldn’t they already know you were coming?
Google ‘psychic near me’? Really? The internet is full of scams and half-baked reviews. If you’re relying on that, you’re asking to get conned.
Fascinating article! It’s refreshing to see a pragmatic approach to finding a reputable psychic. The emphasis on word-of-mouth and avoiding flashy advertisements is particularly insightful.
Oh sure, because my best friend’s cousin’s aunt’s gardener’s dog walker’s opinion on a psychic is totally reliable. What could possibly go wrong? #sarcasm
I appreciate the detailed tips provided here. As someone who has had both good and bad experiences, these guidelines are quite useful. Especially the advice on conducting a brief interview.
I agree with both of you. A preliminary interview is essential. It sets the tone and helps gauge their authenticity.
Exactly, Alysha! Vetting them through a phone call can save a lot of trouble. I’ve been duped before, so caution is definitely necessary.