Scams - Clarivoyant 'Con Men'
Scams – ‘Clairvoyant’ Con Men
People have a tendency to turn to a clairvoyant in times of extreme distress through the loss of a loved one or because of uncertainty in their future. Whatever the reason they are vulnerable and in need of help. Victorians were extremely adept at getting grieving widows or parents to part with huge sums of money by faking contact with the spirit of a lost love. Similar scam artists are still operating and one of them is in Luxor.
We are not casting doubt on clairvoyancy per se as there are those who genuinely appear to be adept at predicting future events. However those people are few and far between and to them it is a gift and not a business opportunity. Because of its mystic past, Luxor is the ideal place to practise a scam which plays on people’s hopes and fears and unfortunately, one is being operated there by an ex-pat Englishman.
This particular con-artist boasts that his talents have never been rivalled and that he was lecturing to packed conference halls from the age of sixteen. However, Google searches on his real name and his assumed name give negative results except for his Dial-a-Psychic sites and advertisements, many of which are parasitically attached to genuine sites so that they get more coverage. A true psychic would not stoop to such low tricks. This one is as psychic as a brick.
Despite that, he will offer contact with the departed on your mobile phone at premium rates and will pass on messages which mean nothing to anyone including you. He will even offer tarot readings over the phone. Anyone who has ever had experience of tarot reading knows that the cards should be cut by the person having the reading so it is a long stretch of the imagination that this could be done via a mobile phone or via the Internet. However, con-artists are arch-persuaders and can convince vulnerable people that they are so gifted that they do not need actual contact. Fear is a lucrative trade.
Apart from his consultations costing you a vast amount of money they are likely to lead to blackmail and extortion. Distressed people only need a small trigger before they start relating what their problems are. This makes his later attempts to blackmail you easier. If you cross him or refuse his demands, everything you told him will be splashed over the Internet for everyone to read. Of course, this will stop if you pay him even more money. If you do not then he will ruin your life.
In Islam only Allah knows your future and attempting to communicate with the dead is completely forbidden. Running such a business from Luxor is disgraceful and shows complete contempt for Egyptian culture. Ancient Egyptians may have believed in necromancy but Islam does not. Scammers care only about their bank balances not about ethics.
If you need help after the loss of a loved one then ask help from a minister of whatever religion you happen to belong to or go to a friend who you think might offer the comfort you seek. If you need business advice then go an expert. If you want advice over your love life or over what decisions you should make about other things then ask a trusted friend. Do not go to a complete stranger who is after your money and to whom confidentiality is merely a word with which to scam vulnerable people.
He has his own agenda at heart not yours
He uses a false name
He is not clairvoyant
He is not telepathic
He is not empathetic
He is a con man
He is extremely dangerous.
He will destroy you.
He is a liar
He is a thief
He is a blackmailer
He is evil
He is out of control and a morbidly obese compulsive eater
He is trying to blackmail Luxor charities and taking food from children's mouths
He is being investigated by the police in two countries
You have been warned
Stay away from this man
