Andrew Sexton Psychic Confidential Crappy commuication, out to get more and more money for nothing. Internet

Interesting thing about all of the sudden "Rip Off Reports" filed against me.  Rip Off Report has been around a long time, and yet I've only been the recipient of these attacks and accusations recently.

I have received several calls and emails, from company's who are offering "Reputation Repair" from the Rip Off Reports.  They charge about $2,500 per month and claim that the process of moving these off page 1 of Google will take about 10 months.  In other words, I have to pay $25,000 to make the "Rip Off Reports" stop.

Needless to say, the above negative review does not match any of the past or active client relationships I have.  However, there are a few quotes in there of things I have said to people on the phone.  I do often charge $200.  I do often work within a time frame of a week to 10 days.  I do speak negatively off psychic gypsy scams, which is most of what you will find on Google if you are looking for "love spells".  

Maybe 5 percent of the time or so, it does take longer than I expected.  However, I don't go back to my clients and demand more money.  There have been clients who have emailed and called so many times a day, that I've actually sent them back their money, just so they will go away.  But this is the exception to the rule.

I run an honest practice.  Printed clearly on every single page of my site are my privacy policies, refund policies, disclaimers, etc.  I never stop working for a client until we have achieved the desired result.  Complaints are rare and I probably average 1 attempted chargeback a year.

My success rate is above 90 percent, but it is not 100 percent.  No one has a success rate of 100 percent - and this is why I do not advertise a 100 percent success rate, as so many of the other sites out there do.  I am honest and I make myself available.  More importantly, I've managed to do this type of work for over 20 years, and have only appeared on Rip Off Report within the past few months - several times.  And each time a new report goes up online, the phone calls and emails come, offering to "help" me fix this, for a large fee.  There is often an implied threat, such as, "I'd just hate to see you get more of these".

If a client had spent $200 and as much time went by, as is being alleged in this "Rip Off Report" - and the client was contacting me constantly and was not happy, I would more than likely PayPal their $200 back to them.  This has happened before.  It will happen again.  Getting it right more than 90 percent of the time is a very high average.  If I get it wrong, I have no problem with being accountable and making it right, one way or another.

Being available, transparent, open and honest is how I run my practice - not what is being described in the complaint above.