Well I guess it could be argued that they are marketing themselves and their skills to the wider public with the internet being their market. I am not their customer but to each, his own.

I do believe there are some good ones, however I am not one that believes something like that should be charged money for, even a small price is not worth it.

Yeah you know I used to believe them. But I went to one that told me basically what I wanted to hear. It turns out none of her 'predictions' came true and when I callef to ream her put she said 'well nothing is written in stone!'

I do not believe in them, instead I think that all are scams. I think what is worse is that they play with the emotions of the most vulnerable of society, those who have lost someone and who need emotional support.

I can never forget the Miss Cleo ads on TV. I always thought she was so funny with her starnge accent. Never saw why she needed to advertise so much, if she was so good.

When you have the First Lady inviting psychics into the White House (look up Nancy Reagan's guest list), you will see the masses following along. That is when the psychic business gained a lot of credibility with the general public.