Christopher Golden, Beverly Hills Psychic Christopher Golden, Psychic Christopher Golden, The Love Psychic, Love Psychic SCAM! Beverly Hills California

My outcome with Chris was very good. I don't like seeing all this crazy stuff on here. One person said he turned her from a woman into a man. Someone else basically just took the entire plot line of "Breaking Bad" and wrote it as Chris. But my favorite is the one that says he's secretly a cult leader and a pimp. LOL. Anyways, my experience is as follows... I wanted to get back together with someone I was with for 8 years. I went to Chris. Seventy Five for the initial reading. Then over a thousand for everything else. I took almost 10 weeks total. But now we are back together. So I have to say that it was worth it, although along the way I was struggling to keep the faith. He delivered for me. And of the haters on here, I have yet to see one that seems believable. He has positive reviews on a number of sites and my experience was positive. I think he's great.

My outcome with Chris was very good. I don't like seeing all this crazy stuff on here. One person said he turned her from a woman into a man. Someone else basically just took the entire plot line of "Breaking Bad" and wrote it as Chris. But my favorite is the one that says he's secretly a cult leader and a pimp. LOL. Anyways, my experience is as follows... I wanted to get back together with someone I was with for 8 years. I went to Chris. Seventy Five for the initial reading. Then over a thousand for everything else. I took almost 10 weeks total. But now we are back together. So I have to say that it was worth it, although along the way I was struggling to keep the faith. He delivered for me. And of the haters on here, I have yet to see one that seems believable. He has positive reviews on a number of sites and my experience was positive. I think he's great.

Hello,

I do not know if you will even see this since you respoded in 2013, but you said Chris was helping you mend your relationship. How was the out come?

I have been in contact with him, and so far he seems spot on, but of course I am scared to death. (I still have my relationship just a few doubts)

AidenM,

The fact that your comment appeared so long after mine, on a topic you claim to have no investment in since you "don't believe", and that it echos the sentiment put forward by CHRIS himself that all of these comments are the same person using different log-ins...

...well, doesn't that just call your commentary into suspicion? ;)

I wouldn't be surprised if you're just Christopher Golden himself, angry and impotent behind his keyboard, attempting to deflect in any way possible.

Want to know why I tested him?

Because, for a time, I was desperate enough to actually consider using him to gain insight into a recent breakup I had gone through. Call me crazy for even considering it if you like, but it was my choice.

However, he boasts about things that are suspect at best, his website is a sham, his "credentials" are fake, and the press about him is purely manufactured or fluff pieces.

I wanted to know if he was real, so I tossed out the information for an ex of mine that had passed. Was it disrepectful? Maybe a little, but calling my character into question does not change the fact that this "business" is a RipOff. He told me, with no lack of clarity, that I could have this deceased-ex back if I'd only pay him money for his services.

Yes, I tricked him and proved he was fake.

Yes, I utilized a whole 2 minutes to send him an email and another 2 to write my RipOff report.

I'm hardly wasting my time or my life, and have every right to expose this faker.

If you want to suggest that someone reevaluates "wasted time"...maybe you shouldn't be browsing RipOff Reports for a service you don't believe in only to attempt (and poorly, I might add) an ad homeniem logical fallasy (https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/ad-hominem)...or perhaps it was a tu quoque...to undermine my point.

Well, Chris and/or his lacky...you're still a fake, you're still a liar, and you're still a big RipOff

Seriously, get a life. You are waaaay too obsessed with whether or not this psychic is for real. Who cares? I don't think any psychics are real. But either you have no decency and no respect for your alleged dead girlfriend, or more likely you are just plain lying. Why in the world, if you thought a psychic was a phony, would you write to him about someone whom you had feelings for that has passed on, and asked if you are going to get back together? What is wrong with you? And now you keep using all these different names to post reports about the same psychic, over and over and over. Get a life.

I've said it before and I'll say it again:

This guy is a HORRIFIC fraud, and it's so obvious that it's painful.

Let's go through the evidence, shall we?

• He claims to be the "psychic to the stars", yet not a single one of his proclaimed elite clients will step forward to defend him. Celebrities buy silly pets, admit to being practicing Scientologists, and more...and yet they're not willing to step forward and say, "I talk to a psychic, and he's great!"? Suspicious at best
• His website is cheap looking. I mean CHEAP. He claims that it's because clients feel more comfortable with a home-made looking website. Does he really think we're that dumb? If someone is a "psychic to the stars", I'd expect them to be able to pay pretty much any teenager ever to make a better site than what he's got.
• He's writing a "How to Get Your Ex Back Book" - those things are HUGE scams as it is. Now, this psychic who helps people realign their "karmatic patterns" is going to write an all-purpose book so that you can do it at home without his help? I'm sure there will be special instructions that say "if this doesn't work, come talk to me for specifics and I'll charge you $475 to fix it for you". If he seriously charges clients $75 for a consultation and needs to "realign" them (a process which you assume would be specific and targetted), why would he bother writing an ebook that's generalized and likely useless, except to try and make money from those who are desperate, but unable to pay his steep fees?
• He tells clients to defend him on Ripoff Report, yet, none of them are celebrity clients. He doesn't want to hide behind them, but he'll hide behind an army of anonymous Joe-shmoes (that are likely just Chris posting over and over again with different names)?
• He said he could reunite me with a DECEASED girlfriend whom caused me large amounts of emotional trauma, and whom I had no romantic love for anymore. He couldn't pick up on my lack of love, underlying hatred, or even the fact that she was DEAD? And people think he's REAL?
• The "news" articles he pushes forward as evidence are bogus or misleading. There are two articles, and neither of them are written by the WSJ. They are linked to by the WSJ, but not written by any of their journalists. Pay close attention when you click on links on his website, like the ABC News link, and you'll see that you don't go to any ABC website...you go to a fake website that looks like ABC's and links to their website, but is obviously fake.
• Also, those "articles" don't actually talk about his ability or credibility as a psychic! They're about why celebrities prefer psychics and spiritual guidance to therapy or other forms of help. That's an opinion/fluff piece if I've ever heard one! Even if Chris WAS real, you can't judge authenticity based on that! That's like Fox News reporting on why kids like Peanut Butter cookies over Chocolate Chip, and the Cookie Factory using that as proof that their cookies were undeniably the best.
• DEAD GIRLFRIEND. SERIOUSLY.

It is not true that anyone can have any negative review removed from this site. Go back and read it again. You can actually NEVER have anything removed from here, ever. I have personally engaged Chris by phone and have found him to be legitimate, accurate and helpful. I don't see negative reviews for him, like this, anywhere else on the web. In fact, the positive reviews are very similar to my own dealings with him. I believe that someone has been vindictive and is trying to purposefully ruin him online. 

My girlfriend broke up with me yesterday and it really hurts! I have been researching counseling, relationship experts, and love psychics. I feel silly and angry but want the hurt to stop or at least get some closure. I found these bad reviews about Beverly Hills Psychic Christopher Goldern here on RipOff Report, Google Places, Yelp, Yahoo, and several other review sites. To be fair I see bad and good reviews on this site.

However, the odds all the bad reviews are fake is not likely. If you want to clear your name contact arbitration@ripoffreport.com. An independant arbitrator will investigate each review you claim are false. If these "bad reviews" are not legit then they can be removed. If they are REAL BAD REVIEWS then you have no integrity and have earned each one. 

Christopher Golden if this were my business I would have contacted any reveiw site that had inaccurate or bad reviews immediately. Apparently there must be some truth to the reviews from unhappy or disasatisfied customers. I am in pain right now....if you ripped me off I would spend time giving you my two cents. Stop the nonsense and clear your name! Otherwise the world will know your bad reviews are legit!

Best,

Chris is my psychic and this bogus report makes me mad. He is a nice guy and after getting his suggestions over the phone, my problems were gone. I'm totally disagreed with these bogus comments.

After all the hoopla, I decided to run a test.

I submitted my factual information, and but for my ex...I submitted the information of an ex-girlfriend who I was on bad terms with, who I never wanted to reconcile with, and who died last year.

Apparently she and I have a connection beyond compare, and Chris MUST talk to me immediately so that we can reunite.

And people are seriously defending him?

I had paid him $75 for a psychic reading after he said in an email that he had "strong religious convictions". Well the joke is on me because his religion is not Christian. I tried to witness to him but he would not accept Christ as his personal Lord and Savior. He would not repent and now he must pay.

Psychic Christopher Golden is not a Christian. America is a Christian nation and this (((redacted))) is using the Occult as his religion and he will pay dearly for it when he is cast into a lake of eternal hellfire, for all eternity. 

I asked him if he wanted to live in a country that taught homosexuality in the schools and he said no. He sounded like a decent fellow, but then he added and I quote, "But I do support marriage equality". That's it. He is working with the gays and Liberal Hollywood. He's a part of all that. I'm done.

And I've got Bible for this: "A man or a woman who is a medium or a wizard shall be put to death; they shall be stoned with stones, their blood shall be upon them." (Lev. 20:27)


So anyone who thinks I'm wrong is insulting God.

I personally just wanted to come on here to let people know that this man is not a scam. I know he can be hard toget in contact with sometimes but he  makes sure he responds back you just have to be patient with him you have to remember that this man is not only helping you but he is helping others as well I'm currently working with Mr.golden on bringing my ex back I have faith you have to stay positive you cannot bring negative energy into your situation. You just have to follow his instructions the man is amazing and very accurate he never leaves me hanging to be honest he is patient with me and so kind  I'm very grateful that this man is willing to help me I appreciate what he is doing for me but the key is you have tobe patient and follow his instructions if he say he will do it then I have no doubt because I know he will do what he says he will do he is a man of his word. God bless

Where to begin?

Chris is claiming to be publicly slandared. However, not a single one of his "noteworthy" clients has stood up for him. Now, celebrities dI a lot of silly things that we embrace and accept...so why would none of them come forward voluntarily to support their "spiritual mentor"? He had no problem telling some of his other clients to rally to his side, after all. i would never ask him to violate their confidentiality, but they could choose to do it themselves.

As for your attempts to sideline my questioning his media credentials by saying I'm "belittling" them...I'm simply pointing out the truth. There are a total of TWO articles. It's the same two "articles", which were published on prnewswire.com and its affiliates. Prnewswire.com was under suspicion of publishing false articles about the president, as anyone with Google can find out, so why would I trust anything it pushes out? If Chris was truly newsworthy, wouldn't the WSJ have published a unique article or interview utilizing one of THEIR objective and accomplished staff? Prnewswire.com publishes user created content for money and distributes it. When the WSJ interviews a psychic on their own, then the world can take note.

Also, Chris COMPLAINS that people focus too much on how he has celebrity clients?! The man uses it as a selling point! He quotes the WSJ article...which is NOT a WSJ article but simple a prnewswire article on the WSJ site...referring to himself as a "psychic to the stars". One of the "articles" he agreed to is about why celebrities use psychics! So he COMPLAINS about something he'a uses to market himself? 

His website doesn't just look homemade...it looks shoddy. Cheap. The man charges a 50k/month retainer and can't pay to have his website updated? Here's a thought: most psychic webpages look unpolished because most are fakes, made it themselves, and charge for fake ramblings...and have 0% celebrity clients. Chri. Has, at minimum, two celebrity clients. Enough to be considered a "psychic to the stars", plural. Don't you think people would take this claim more seriously and utilize him if his website LOOKED like he was a psychic to the stars? Or at the very least, that he had enough taste to get rid of that yellow and blue scrolling text that focuses on an article on the WSJ that that WSJ had absolutely nothing to do with? Couldn't he at least be more upfront and say that his interview with prnewswire was featured on WSJ instead of giving the impression that the WSJ actually interviewed him themselves?

Claiming to be featured in so many media outlets, when there are TWO articles that were written by NONE of those stated media outlets (and half of his links either don't work, lead to a BLOG or to an offshoot of prnewswire...check the ABC news link for that one...it does NOT go to an ABC page, but to a site affiliated with prnewswire) is shifty behavior at best.

I have personally worked as a psychic all of my life.  During that time I have learned of and met many fellow psychics.  Most are frauds.  I met Psychic Christopher Golden many years ago, back when he was known by his actual legal name, before he changed it to Christopher Golden.  In fact, I knew him before he or any of us had a website.

Chris has a reputation that precedes him.  He is well liked by everyone and known for being accurate, kind and full of wisdom.  Several people I know think of him as a spiritual mentor.

I see that, in one day, someone posted 11 Rip Off Reports against Chris.  Chris does not rip off anyone.  These reports are an attempt to destroy his credibility online.

My rebutal is an attempt, like so many others, to talk about the Chris I know.  The media articles are real.  There are many more than what were listed by someone who is trying to belittle the media attention.

Chis has always complained that most of the articles focus too much on the fact that he has a handful of celebrity clients.  He has said, in print, that over 95 percent of his clientele are neither rich nor famous.  He has also stated, and to his credit, that he will never reveal the names of any of his clients.

I think the reason he features the Wall Street Journal articles on his website is because it is extremely unusual for such a publication to feature, not one but two articles, about a psychic.  Every online psychic would love the credibility that comes from being acknowledged by the Wall Street Journal.  And it's not as though others have not tried, but they failed.  It is very hard for a psychic to get into the Wall Street Journal, and for good reason.  It is a very serious, sober, establishment newspaper.  

The interviewer who got both articles into WSJ had to demonstrate to that paper that Chris was newsworthy.  I would personally love to get into the Wall Street Journal, but the publishers there have not heard of me, as they have with Chris.  Clearly someone high profile had to have said he was credible or else it would not have happened. 

In closing I would like to say one last thing.  Since the psychic industry went online there are all kinds of frauds out there.  The pressure is on the legitimate psychics to create a website that can compete with the flashy and exciting sites of our phony competition.  Chris' site does not make any untrue claims.  Many of us asked him why he uses a site that looks homemade and he said that is what works.  I personally know of 2 psychics who have followed his lead, in terms of marketing, because it's true that people do not trust a polished psychic site.  They are looking to connect with an actual person, not a personae or a company.

In a sea of phonies, Chris is the real deal.  I cannot personally say who all of his high profile clients are, but I do know for a fact that he has plenty.  As I said, his reputation precedes him.  I live in the same town and I hear things, things that Chris will neither confirm nor deny.  He has been someone I have gone to for advice and he is kind and generous.  When someone who is neither rich nor famous books a 15 minute reading, he will usually alllow you to go over on the time.  He genuinely cares.  You will find him to be warm and wise and just a really good person.

Thanks for hearing me out.

I've dug through Christopher Golden's information because I had considered using him, having gone through a rather difficult breakup myself.

However, something seemed off. For a man that's a "psychic to the stars", his website looks like it was put together by a total ametuer. If he was really making that much money by sucessfully helping people, I assume that his website would look a little less tacky. It's a representation of his brand, yet it's plainly obvious that he didn't pay a professional to put it together for him.

Now the big mystery: He CLAIMS to have been seen on Harvard Business Review, NBC News, Market Watch, Yahoo! Finance, Fox Business, Financhal Times, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, and CNN Money.

However, there isn't a shred of evidence he's been on any of these.

There is a single "article" on the WSJ about him, but it's actually just a transcript from prnewswire.com and the WSJ explicitly states that none of their staff was involved. Now, this same article appears on Daily Herald, Maimi Herald, Chicago Business Journal, The Boston Globe and others. The Yahoo! Finance "article" is exactly the same - it's the same distribution from prnewswire.com. To add in some suspicion, the profile of EVERY person who commented on this Yahoo! posting was recently made and had ONLY commented on this posting of Chris'.

Some of his "As Seen On" links just leads you to mediawebsite.net, which is an offshoot of prnewswire.com.

There is not a single independently written or published article or video about him or his skills.

And what of his celebrity clients? I would NEVER ask a single one of them to come forward and share exactly how Chris helped them, but not a single one of these celebrities has stepped forward to say "Chris is the real deal! Trust him!" to help further the career and success of their trusted advisor.

So many celebrities are open about choices that are no less strange, just as Scientology, yet none will step forward to vouch for Chris even when he's being called out on a Ripoff forum?

I have been working with Chris in the last couple of weeks.

He has been VERY patient with me and I am grateful for his advice and guidance.

I know sometimes he is busy but he always gets back to my e-mails. I also think it depends on the individual - there are some crazies out there who aren't following what they are supposed to.

I got a very accurate reading from him in my situation and sometimes I get impatient - but that's me and not him.
Chris is genuenly trying to help me. I will go on with my life doing what I need to do to make me happy and keep positive, even though at times it can be tough, but this is my choice and we all have choices.

I dont understand why people are saying bad things about Chris, but I just wanted to share my experiences.

I have known Psychic Christopher Golden for a couple of years, and he has never let me down. I am coming on here and writing this to help him out, because I appreciate his services so much.

If you look at what has happened here, you will see that one (or maybe two) people have come on here and spammed the site with a mass of crazy reports about Chris, with strange claims that are obviously false.

Then all of a sudden, the spam stops.

Clearly someone just wanted to give Chris a bad reputation, spammed the site, and then moved on.

I am glad for Chris that it looks like the spammer has stopped. I want everyone out there to know that I for one am very glad I met him and continue to maintain a professional relationship with him.

 There is an entire column of negative reviews about Psychic Christopher Golden.  And they all just happened to be posted at the same time, using different names, and expressing different complaints.

And then it just stops.

Imagine the incredible coincidence of that.  What are the odds?

It almost makes you wonder if someone made these up.  

I've read through every one of them.  They are coming from 2 different people.  One is an SEO expert, who is apparently not happy with my service.  And the other is from a rather unstable woman, whom I gave a reading to, that insists I put a spell on her, causing her to change into a man.

Needless to say, I did not change anyone's gender and I did not "scam" anyone.  And I want to thank the many clients who have taken the time to write rebuttals to all of these.  The discriminating reader will make their own decision.

Im here to share my current experience with my psychic christopher golden and I can honestly say he is a man of integrity. I've been working with him since October 21st to be exact and from day one he has been completley open and Honest with me. I can admit, being I am still in the process of getting my ex back , that sometimes golden takes a while to respond to emails but he always will! He always assures me that he will never leave me hanging. 

Initially golden expected my ex to return in a few weeks, it turns out he didn't but he hasn't stopped working on my case and I also messed up a few times not following instructions so we had to get back on track but he hasn't left my side and I'm confident my ex will be back very soon. 

I have maybe hundreds of emails from Chris, I even vent to him at times when things get tough and he helps me to stay positive. 

it saddens me that someone is slandering my psychics name when he's is truly the real deal and I appreciate that because there are so many scammer psychics on the internet. Golden can fix things! He's good at what he does. Just because it didn't work for you doesn't mean that's his fault. sometimes it's hard to follow such strict instructions like not contacting your ex but it makes things better. the time spent away is for you to heal and think about how the relationship went wrong and how you can work on yourself to make things better. 

golden did not make you grow a p***s I think your corny for even saying that. It's pretty weak. 

one person cant change what is real and true And even if you did waste your time creating all these crazy reports it won't over shadow the fact that psychic golden is great! 

 And I can't wait until my ex returns because I'll be posting my success story letting everyone know how awesome psychic golden really is!! 

I was looking for a reasonably priced surgical package to become a man.  I'm so glad I came across your report! The least expensive I found was $25,000 so you just saved me $24,625!  I had no idea people could just manifest penises...this changes everything.  I can't wait to go to sleep and wake up with a new p***s!

God bless you and your new p***s.

I have gone to a few different psychics, and Chris is definitely the best of the bunch. After going to him, I haven't felt a need to go to any others.

I am shocked that there are people on here trying to ruin his reputation. He told me about it, and I had to come on here and say some good words.

Chris has played an important role in getting my ex to come back to me. If you are going through a difficult breakup and want your ex to come back to you, then give Chris a call, he will definitely be able to help!

Hi Jeff,

Just because my name is Joe that means I am fake? That is my name, it is a pretty common one, I know.

Anyway, I don't understand your argument. I am one of Chris' many happy and loyal clients.

I am sorry it didn't work out for you, but I can honestly say that following his advice worked for me.

Over the Summer I gave $75 for a 15 minute psychic session from Psychic Christopher Golden at Psychic90210.…  I wanted to get back together with my ex.  We are both women.

Chris told me that the Patty went back to her husband Jermaine was that she was going through a "phase" and did not prefer women.  He said she was not a l*****n which I find to be a bigoted comment.  This made me very distraught as this also means she does not prefer me.  I could not stop hiting myself.  I have since spent a considerable amount of time and money in therapy, thanks to Mr. Golden, the homophobe.

In the winter of my discontent, I booked a 1 hour session for $300 with Chris the Golden psychic.  I asked this jerk if there was any kind of spell he could do to make Patty want to come back to me.  He said that spells do not work.  He said spell casters are scam artists and not to waste my money.

I offered to pay Chris my entire life savings.  Still the homophobe said no.  This costed me even more money as my therapist said I had to go and see her now every single day or else the state won't send me my check.

Finally I booked another 1 hour session with Homophobe 90210 and he sent me back a refund, with an email saying he does not feel he can help me.  I was so mad I could not stop pacing and praying to Jesus.  Jesus.

I begged Chris with several messages and emails and now he has really done it.  Chris did in fact a spell on me and this morning I woke up as a man.  I know have a male genital part that I do not remember having there before.  I'm almost positive that I have never had this before.  I do not appreciate this as it was not what I asked for.  Every time I look at it, it's pointing back at me.  Also, I can't seem to stop playing with it.  I thought he said no spells.  No spells he said, and now he has cast a spell on me.

I feel that this is classic false advertising.  I contacted Patty and told her about my new part and she will still not talk to me.  And she is getting a restraining order for civil harassment.  I have emailed Mr. Golden dozens of times and he has blocked me and also threatened me with legal action.  I am going to take this matter to the Better Business Bureau.

I stand behind my work.  The threat that, if I do not give this "Jeff S." person $400 he will continue to smear my online reputatioin, by painting me as a scam artist, will not fly.  Smear away.  

I have asked a few long time clients to post their positive comments on the many, many sites in which you are attempting to drag my name through the mud.  The reader will decide.

As for the report which claims I have stolen credit card numbers, such an accusation, one which states I have been engaged in criminal activity, is one which RR will allow me to subponea and find out who said it.  To file such a false report is fraud and criminal defamation.  There will be consequences for this, as I seek out all remedies available to me by law, for any damages such false statements may cause.

"Jeff" you're not going to get a refund.  I performed a service for you.  That you're not happy with it is something you have a right to complain about. But to embelish your complaint with details that are false is another matter.

Glad you have proven you're real! Christopher Golden took my money and made promises he did not keep. Great you got your ex back. I didn't and asked for a refund. Beverly Hills Psychic Christopher Golden refused. Then he lied on his rebuttal claiming I called my girlfriend yelling and screaming. I have not spoken to her since August. I have moved on and found closure. However, it does not change the fact Beverly Hills Psychic Christopher Golden took my money under false pretenses and lied about my behavior. I only asked Christopher Golden to refund my $400.00 because he DID NOT DELIVER what he promised! I did not ask for the money from the 2 phone consultations. If Beverly Hills Psychic Christopher Golden refunds my $400.00 I will gladly post it EVERYWHERE ON THE INTERNET he gave me a refund and made things right. Cheating me out of $400.00 and lying about my behavior on this site is not good business. He preaches Karma? What out! Give me a $400.00 refund Christopher Golden and I will update my post and let the people know you do have integrity. Your move!

Joe,

Joe, are you serious, really? Wow what a creative "fake name!" This review again does not give dates or times. Why would a "client" of Beverly Hills Psychic Christopher Golden rebuttal to a review directed at him? BECAUSE IT IS NOT LEGIT!! Psychic Christopher Golden CAN NOT HIDE from the MULTITUDE OF BAD REVIEWS online. Beverly Hills Psychic Christopher Golden should be busy mending relationships not replying to his status as a “scammer” or “conartist!” Nice try Christopher Golden!!

I have sessions with Chris quite regularly, as I trust him very much, and he is always really helpful. I attribute a lot of my recent career and relationship success to listening to Chris' guidance and keeping in touch with him.

Anyway, I spoke to Chris on the phone yesterday, and he informed me about this report about him. I offered to come on here and offer my honest review right away. Chris has helped me a lot, so I really want to help him as well and set the record straight here.

The first time I spoke on the phone with Chris was about 6 months ago, in July 2013. Since then, we have had monthly calls around the second week of every month.

I talk to Chris about whatever areas of my life I need help - mostly it is in the areas of career decisions and relationships.

The first time I called him, my girlfriend was on the verge of breaking up with me. We were still together, but it wasn't going well and I felt like I was going to lose her. Within two months, our relationship totally turned around and we saw a drastic improvement. We are now really happy together and I feel like we will be together long term.

Once my relationship was on a steady and more stable path, I took some time to work with Chris on making some important career choices. I took a new position at my firm that plays better to my strengths, and I am much happier and performing much better. My manager is very happy with my work and has already told me that he can see me going into management eventually.

I definitely will keep up my monthly sessions with Chris. He is trustworthy and I feel like he has really helped steer me in the right direction.

Hi Jeff,

I see you have written that my rebuttal is fake, so I just wanted to clear the air. I am sorry to read that Chris' methods did not work for you, and I'm not sure why they didn't.

However, that does not mean that it doesn't work for others, and it does not mean that I am lying by saying that following Chris' advice worked for me.

The first time I called Chris it was in September - I did 30 minutes over the phone with him, and this was a couple of weeks after going through a difficult breakup and not knowing who to turn to.

Within about 4 weeks, in early October, my ex called me for the first time, wanting to see me again. She said she missed me.

Now, two months later, we are back together, and have been "officially" back together for about a month and a half.

I believe that following Chris' advice made me a better person overall, and by become a better person, I attracted love and good into my life, through the law of attraction.

Thanks for listening, and I hope things work out for you.

Regards,

J. Alexander

I do SEO (Search Engine Optimization) for a living. One way to skew bad reviews is to rebuttal with fake ones. Anyone can create fake accounts and say Christopher Golden is so wonderful, great, etc. The fact is he published these rebuttal's on his own to appear credible. We are not going to be fooled by his week attemps to undermine the issue. He DID NOT DELIVER what he promised. If these "so called" rebuttal's are real where are the dates and times? Can they provide documented proof? I can! Don't be fooled folks!

I was just Googling and found this guy bashing my psychic! I put my full faith and trust into Psychic Chris. He saved me legal fees and heartache. After a rough breakup, I was very down when I came to him. He not only lifted my spirits, but he did what he promised. He got me back together with my one true love. He did exactly what he said he was going to do and he did it when he said he'd do it by. I'm sold.

Psychic Chistopher Golden did Karma Work for me and this is exactly what reunited me with my ex. However, it only works if you actually follow his guidance very closely (this is very important).

The person who filed this report clearly went off and did his own thing and that's why he is unhappy. Chris has never steered me wrong, and I have always followed his guidance with excellent results. Because of this, I object to this report.

I am not sure Christopher Golden knows who I am? I NEVER called, emailed, or contacted my ex once Christopher took my money. For 400.00 dollars I can follow directions. I started this process in September and have NOT spoken to my ex since August.

Simple truths are sometimes hard to swallow. Christopher Golden failed to get my ex back dispite his promises. If I truly am horrible at following directions, why would Mr. Golden offer to continue working with me for an additional 600.00 bucks? Was he going to take my money knowing I would mess it up. Doesn't sound like an honest business model.

I have the emails and reciepts to prove my statements! Speaking of Karma, Mr. Golden will recieve his for lying! Ask yourself this, why would a "pyschic to the stars" bother with a dissatisfied customer rebutlie? Apparently Mr. Golden should have spent more time on getting my ex back and less time worrying about bad reviews.

I am Psychic Christopher Golden, the person referred to in this "Rip Off Report".  Somehow I have managed to never be mentioned on this site until now, even after being in practice since 1989.  That should probably tell you something.

The person who filled this report used their real name.  And they actually did include a lot of factual information, about our exchanges and monies paid.  However, there is such a thing as a lie of omission.  

It is what has been left out of this complaint that makes all the difference.  The client did not folllow the instructions I provided.  I explicitly advised NOT to contact his ex, which he instead did repeatedly.  I cannot support someone who is not supportable.

Karma is a critical part of Metaphysical healing.  I provide instructions to everyone I work with, designed to tilt the karmic scales, so to speak, in the right direction.  But when someone has a blow up and they call their ex to scream at them, or send them harassing emails, is it really fair to blame me if the psychic healing did not bring them back?

I will let the reader decide.