Psychic Gia ripoff + not a genuine psychic + PHONEY= ripoff scam artist Internet Internet

If you dare ever stumble upon the website of none other than "Psychic Gia" at www.psychicgia.com, just do yourself a favor and AVOID HER 'PSYCHIC READING' like the plague!!!

I only wish someone had so kindly posted a report on this fraud here already, or else I'd still have my hard-earned 65 dollars and not feel so stupid for allowing myself to waste that 65 dollars on this fraudulant excuse of a "pychic love reading".

First of all, the woman is completely unprofessional and brashly rude when you first call her number.
There are babies crying/kids chatting in the background as the TV noisily blares children programing((does this "psychic" run a day care in her spare time? It's just a weird combo..)), and she sounds somewhat bothered that you'd even dare call her number before she'd done demanding how you found her website.

Secondly, there is no "10 dollar reading" offered, as her website would have you believe otherwise.
I asked about this, thinking I would receive a nice cheap reading just to sample her abilities, only to have her snap back at me that the offer had "expired" and was "only for a limited time". Well then, WHY the Hell does the website still have this "limited time" offer on there with no mention of any expiration as though it's a regular daily price?
It makes no sense and is obviously false advertising!

She goes on to claim that she has been tested to be 98% accurate((I'd love to see these "test results" actually proven and verified)) and is a better deal than Keen psychics because she offers unlimited time to chat and advise for individual readings.

As with most con-artists, she knows how to sell herself effectively and had my desperate self convinced that she was worth a love reading, despite her hefty non-10 dollar actual love reading price and her continually sour tone.

My "reading" ended up being nothing more than general statements, non-particulars that anyone could easily guess, no offered predictions whatsoever, and endless claims that I was "cursed" and she needed to "remove the negativity" that was keeping me from achieving my true goals and lifetime happiness.
All she needed was 200-something dollars so she could send me these lotions and potions and pray for me while offering her blessings.
I soon realized I'd been had, and my "love reading" was nothing more than a decietful attempt to scam me out of ridiculous sums of money in the guise of psychic healing.
And as soon as I politely declined this continual service from her, "Psychic Gia" was suddenly quite ready to get off the phone with me, despite her claims that she offered "unlimited" time to her clients for advice and discussions.

I have a particular problem with fraudulant psychics, as not only do these folks taint the purity of the profession for actual talented and gifted intuitives, but they are preying on the weak desperations and hopes of people who are usually at extreme lows in their lives and are just searching for some truth and inner-peace.

Psychic Gia and her ridiculous website may seem professional and legit on the surface, but don't allow yourself to be fooled as I was at a particular low-point in my life.
People like her should be shut down and definitely not allowed to safely and falsely advertise themselves as being someone they obviously are NOT or performing services they obviously CANNOT.

Sheryl
Nashville, Tennessee
U.S.A.