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Originally Posted by Erin Pavlina  Psychics are like any service professional. You want to read reviews, get referrals from friends you trust, and go with your gut.
Do you bring your car to the mechanic and say, "Fix it for free so I can see if you're a good mechanic?"
Do you go to the lawyer and say, "Try this case for me so I can see if I want to use you in the future?"
Or the psychologist: "prove to me you can help me get over the loss of my relationship and then I'll pay you." |
I dont expect free goodies from someone to see if they are real. But a lawyer can present an university degree which qualifies him to do a job, likewise a psychologist and a car mechanic (I dont trust lawyers anyway
). They usually had to undergo a kind of test to prove their competence.
With the field of psychics it is a little trickier, as I as a customer have to rely either on my own "intuition" or on the opinions of others, and I know both to be way more easier to manipulate than degrees or quality tests of a product (I am not saying that the latter ones are infallible).