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elucidate · 08-13-2010, 07:58 AM

Honestly, I can understand the OP's skepticism here. Erin's fees are ...ahem...exhorbitant, to say the least! I think it's a perfectly reasonable question to ask. There are alot of fakes out there who charge through the roof.

That isn't to say her services aren't worth the money, though i personally would not fork out that amount, no matter HOW good the person was according to her testimonials, unless I was ridiculously rich or really desperate for a reading...but that's me.

I KNOW that these things are real and just normal, not supernatural. It's good to be a little skeptical, as long as you are an open-minded skeptic who at least makes some effort to investigate and experiment with these things and see what happens. If you are open to it, you will have better results than being overly skeptical though. Anything is possible.

I can also see why Steve would feel like he has to come to Erin's defense, though, I would think there would be no need to defend her, since the OP wasn't really attacking her...he/she just expressed not unreasonable skepticism.

08-13-2010, 07:58 AM	#140 (permalink)
elucidate Banned Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 12,751	Honestly, I can understand the OP's skepticism here. Erin's fees are ...ahem...exhorbitant, to say the least! I think it's a perfectly reasonable question to ask. There are alot of fakes out there who charge through the roof. That isn't to say her services aren't worth the money, though i personally would not fork out that amount, no matter HOW good the person was according to her testimonials, unless I was ridiculously rich or really desperate for a reading...but that's me. I KNOW that these things are real and just normal, not supernatural. It's good to be a little skeptical, as long as you are an open-minded skeptic who at least makes some effort to investigate and experiment with these things and see what happens. If you are open to it, you will have better results than being overly skeptical though. Anything is possible. I can also see why Steve would feel like he has to come to Erin's defense, though, I would think there would be no need to defend her, since the OP wasn't really attacking her...he/she just expressed not unreasonable skepticism. Last edited by elucidate; 08-13-2010 at 08:20 AM.