Dr Marissa Von Trapp

The world of psychics is a much unregulated one. Therefore, there is no real way to check a psychic's qualifications, or experience (everybody seems to have 20+ years of experience), or morals. Consequently, anybody can get up one morning and declare themselves psychic without any problem. "Good - or Bad - Luck in the stars..." By email or through the post, you may get what seems like a personal letter telling you that on a certain date coming up, the stars are perfectly aligned for some good fortune to come your way. But, as always, these predators prey on your fears, warn you that you might miss out unless you contact them immediately and purchase a "personalized" report that will tell you what to do, when, about this good luck. The trouble is that often this is a computer produced report that is sent word for word to thousands of unsuspecting hopefuls. A waste of money - and fear!

We urge caution! Our experience with similar offers has been that once the company receives your money, they take great care to be inaccessible, and respondents find that telephone lines are soon disconnected, and mail is returned by the post office maked as "undeliverable as addressed", or "return to sender."