Raylene Van Worth psychic scam artist *Consumer concern

To: EDitor@ripoffreport.com
From: "A T" MICKY
Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2001 15:01:11 -0400

HI, I JUST HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THIS WOMAN AFTER READING ALL THAT. WHY CAN'T THE POLICE NOT STOP HER?

SHE IS USING THE SAME NAME THAT SHE HAS DONE READINGS FOR ON WBAB RADIO ON LONG ISLAND AND ALL THESE PLACES SHE CLAIMS SHE HAS WORKED FOR .

THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO FIND HER FROM THE RETURN ADDRESS FROM CANADA ON THE ENVELOPE SHE USED.

RAYLENE VAN WORTH
SUITE 305
3007 KINGSTON ROAD
SCARBOROUGH ,ONTARIO M1M1P1

WERE DOES SHE CASH THE CHEQUES SHE GETS ? I FIND IT HARD TO BELIEVE THAT THEY CAN NOT CATCH HER ?

MICKY

iW6-21

When you deal with psychics approach it in the context of entertainment, which is actually the legal disclaimer they use to shield themselves from complaints. Another disclaimer is the one of "for religious purposes only." Remember: a psychic is not a doctor, a lawyer or a financial expert.

They can give you their impressions, based on a reading, on specific situations. But you should never, ever, substitute professional advice for that of a psychic. Red flags: if the psychic says he needs to do candlework, lovework, curse removals to solve your problem... run like a bat out of hell! Usually this will cost you anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars.

Be careful, rip-off psychics are clever: they will do Internet searches, public record searches with the info you give them and come up with information that is aimed at showing you how good they are. Bottom line: readings can be fun, but should be less than $100 for up to one hour. Any "psychic work" that will cost you hundreds, no matter for what reason or purpose, is simply put a "rip-off."