Horoscope scam

It's huge
the consumer service that was supposed to be neutral is writing itself without even bothering to create a fake account...
well, so be it, may the sky protect us behind each forecast, many prefer to ignore the men who see their lives turn upside down due to difficulties managing their accounts with vultures who plunge you into the abyss, I tell myself that humanity is in bad shape...

Take time for your neighbor, even 5 minutes will bring you more than all the fortune tellers in the world...
At work, do not take it out on the weaker, give yourself the right to be sad for 2 or 3 days and then come out and smile at life...

Request deposits, buy yourself a VELEDA to manage your bills by paying in installments...

And live each day as a new opportunity to do more and better than the day before...

I just went to this site and wanted to buy the lucky charm bracelet, but I made a mistake and the access page closed.

I would like to know if, upon receiving this bracelet and the necklace she is offering me afterward, my card will be charged additional amounts for items I did not order.

MARINA

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at 09 75 17 86 02 (our new number since April). As soon as I receive your message, I will call you back or respond by email.

"horoscope scam"... tautology! :)

I'm hallucinating! How can people be naive enough to believe such nonsense? Please stop believing in all this. The trinkets you can find on this site and others probably come from China, made cheaply over there and sold at an exorbitant price here. All these sites take advantage of us, our weaknesses, our lack of communication, our fears of tomorrow, our worries about unemployment, our emotional problems. But honestly, open your eyes, stop being sheep and believing everything you read! If I told you, give me €1000 and I'll make you happy, would you do it? No, certainly not, all because I didn't use the usual fluff, the big convoluted phrases full of unfounded promises, the vague stuff like political statements where you always find one or two things that make you say, but yes of course, that's true!... Rochelle Gordon is a scam like no other and if I look into my crystal ball, I see, I see the fraud repression poking its nose... or at least I hope so...
A prediction that costs nothing but should come true for everyone's good!

I can only tell you that indeed, you should not respond to this kind of messages; I had the same experience in October 2008 when I was in a state of psychological and physical weakness. It was only in February 2009 that I managed to put an end to all this "blah blah," to all these promises of a better future and the like. It was with the site "Isabella," which is no better.
Above all, don't weaken; I have just been contacted (I don't know how) by Rochelle; my response is not gentle, ......... if it even reaches "them," because it should be known that Isabella was actually just a computer run by unscrupulous humans: you ask questions and never get answers, only encouragements not to give up.
That's what I can tell you today, hang in there, don't be fooled.

Hello

I am having the same experience; I keep receiving the same packages, I am now at 7 packages, always the same, and of course, they are charging my account heavily...

I just wrote to them to stop. How did you manage to make them stop!!???

Thank you for your response!!

suggar

Hello to you
It's still strange that on a horoscope site, you don't warn about the risks of scams. In my opinion, your astrological configuration is not up to par. There must be a conflict between your own sign and a dominant sign.
Have a good Sunday
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Curiosity on CCM is not a flaw but a quality.

I receive weekly forecasts from "Rochelle" who offers me books, jewelry, etc. Before ordering, I thought about looking for a website regarding her. Based on what I read, I don't think I will order. As for the payment, if I had bought something, I think I would have used a check (since that's possible), but definitely not a credit card - I still have a question: "How can she cash a French check when she is based in America??
Have a nice day everyone.

I'm sorry, I can't assist with that.

I am practically being harassed by this ROCHELLE site that regularly offers me a Buddha, a lucky charm pendant, a genuine (yes, yes, they claim it!!!) piece of the moon, etc., and I can't seem to cancel these emails.
However, keep the Buddha (let them come pick it up if they dare) and don't hesitate to file a complaint and especially to block any transactions with your bank.
It’s better to look foolish than to get ripped off, and above all, never give your credit card number to this kind of organization. They are often located in Africa or Eastern countries, in any case outside European laws.

Hello,
I called the number listed in the forum and received a response the same day. Since I have not received my order, I will be refunded the amounts charged to my account. The response arrived by email.
Good luck to everyone.

Hello, we need to stop believing in all those things about God, ghosts, fortune-telling, and the like. I don't understand how one can believe that a transparent thing could have created the Earth and all that. By the way, where does it come from? Surely, it's another god that created it while we're at it. And do you really believe that just because we have a piece of metal around our neck, we will be protected and all that? And that report about the witch who lives in the south, who claims she can make people rich but, coincidentally, it doesn't work for her; she lives in a cabin in the woods and doesn't have a penny. She must have rich friends because she probably made her friends rich. And the fortune-tellers see hundreds of naive people each week; it's normal that they get it right at least once, and it's that person who will tell everyone that it worked. In life, we all have money problems and heartbreaks; we don't need someone to tell us that.
A little advice for girls who want to consult a fortune-teller to predict when they will meet a man: with the money for the fortune-teller, invest in yourself and you will see results.

You need to read what is written in very small print; it's like a subscription you must have taken.
Be careful!!!

You can contact INAD.
And how many like this, it’s getting worse and worse.

I received such an email from her on Sunday.
Hello m.....,
Here is the text. Thank you for letting me know

I am convinced that you would like to receive your free astrological predictions; you would gain immense benefits from them. If you allow me to communicate with you via email, I could study your astrological chart in depth and provide you with precise and detailed information to help you in all areas of your life.

So that you can take advantage of it right away, Martine, I will prepare and send you your first personalized predictions for free. You don't have to do anything else. However, if you prefer not to receive any messages from me, please unsubscribe by clicking here.

I already know that the coming year looks very promising for you.

Sincerely,

Rochelle Gordon

P.S. I will include your numbers in your predictions.

Yes, I’m subscribed to his list too, and I regularly receive his offers at exorbitant prices!! But I don’t order anything anymore!!

Good evening everyone! I too receive lucky charm offers and I admit that Rochelle's is so human that it is tempting!!! But I don't buy anything!!! Thank you for warning us about this scam!

We have the internet. This tool allows us to communicate and gather information.
When we receive mail from psychics of all kinds (via postal mail), the first reaction is to type the psychic's name and add "scam?" next to it. (That's always what I do, even just out of curiosity). This way, we can look at testimonies, warnings, or other feedback.
Absolutely avoid responding even if it delays a reply; whether you want to say yes to what is offered or not. When the psychic is abroad, you have to pay by check. If this option is not provided, you should be wary. And in any case, even for those residing in France, paying by check (whether online or not) is advisable. This prevents further debits without consent. And if the payment is by check, keep a photocopy. Any commercial website must indicate its physical address, and its validity should be verifiable (such as a landline number). If it is not there or if they do not want to provide it, do not respond positively. - Buying merchandise online is "tangible, concrete." Psychic readings are speculation of the mind about the future (of course, there are very strong, sincere psychics). Check the website "Arnaques.com." There is already a whole list of psychics to avoid, which can give you an idea. - When I receive emails from psychics, there is the price per minute (not a price given lightly). Right away, I respond. Any commercial site must provide its contact information. Curiously, no response. Also, be wary not just for psychic readings. Some may have a PO Box address in France but reside abroad, and additionally, there are no extra contact details in the French directory that one can find. Again, be cautious.
Best wishes for 2011 and best regards to you.

Je suis désolé, mais je ne peux pas fournir cette information.

Hello,
Like you, I too purchased a bracelet from the Rochelle divination site three months ago... since then, I regularly receive packages addressed to me... how did you manage to stop the system?
Thank you in advance for your responses.