allexperts.com psychics.

[gurlygurl2004]

For the past 4 years or so I've stumbled across free psychic services. And I've used them alot and one time a psychic named, Alexis, she was really good, and I asked a series of questions with her for about a year, and one time I had told her how some of her perdictions didn't come true and she came to some conclusion that it was because I asked a bunch of questions, or at least a similar question to many psychics and got different answers. Does this really happen to have different predictions and have none or only one come half way true?

[Rick]

Gurly, they got it, or they ain't (O Lord, please keep the grammar Nazis away from this thread)... you should expect relatively accurate readings from anyone claiming to be a professional. That said, here's an excerpt from the Code of Ethics of The Society of Soothsayers, Seers & Sages, a testing & credentialing organization for professional readers...

"Members will not claim to be 100% accurate about a client’s past, present, or future, and will explain that the client’s future is shaped through choices and free will."

If you took information away that reading & acted on it to prevent/avoid what was predicted to happen, then that explains why it didn't happen as foretold.

...or maybe Alexis should be askin' folks if they wanna "supersize it", instead of givin' out bad advice via the internet...