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They're 100% fake. when I didn't buy from them they sent Megallan to message me. When eventually he gave up, he sent Mary and Christian to message me. They sent me Victoria. These are all readers with the same designs and the same writing styles. They're all the same person, and they're all scammers. I just wonder how many more people they're going to send me if I don't unsubscribe lol. Also their writing is totally AI and absolutely fake
Having worked in marketing, sales, and web design/ automation for years, I can tell you these 'sisters' are using every trick in the book to manipulate you.
They send out cookie-cutter 'personalised readings' that seem unique and free, with the goal of making you anxious or worried so you'll feel compelled to book a session with them for a solution.
From my professional experience, I can assure you these people have built a sales machine designed to exploit vulnerable individuals.
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