Angel Card Reading €19

Suipr

Just saw this ending today.

http://www.livingsocial.com/ireland/cities/1482-north-dublin/deals/657416-angel-card-reading

deeks

Bargain or slightly cheaper scam???

Akrasia

Angel card reading?

What a load of Bollox

1. Angels are made up
2. Even if angels were real, why would they communicate through a deck of cards
3. Even if they communicated through a deck of cards, why would they require a paid interpreter of said cards?
4. If angels were real and they were capable of giving meaningful insight about our lives and futures, why would someone capable of communicating these insights need to resort to living social discounts to make a living?

Keep your money, also, anything that has the words 'healing' or 'wellness' or 'mystical' or 'ancient' are almost certainly also scams

Kenny Logins

329 purchased!

Must get myself a set of Angel Cards.

Akrasia

Akrasia wrote: »

Angel card reading?

What a load of Bollox

1. Angels are made up
2. Even if angels were real, why would they communicate through a deck of cards
3. Even if they communicated through a deck of cards, why would they require a paid interpreter of said cards?
4. If angels were real and they were capable of giving meaningful insight about our lives and futures, why would someone capable of communicating these insights need to resort to living social discounts to make a living?

Keep your money, also, anything that has the words 'healing' or 'wellness' or 'mystical' or 'ancient' are almost certainly also scams

And as of this 8.40am this morning, 329 people have signed up, that's €6500 quid these scam artists have pulled in for deceiving vulnerable people. It's sickening.

dodzy

"Today's deal from Angels Love could be the next best thing with a 30-minute angel card reading for just €19 (a €50 value).
Located on the Malahide Road, the Coolock mediums have been featured on TV3's Celebrity Salon.
You'll think you've been given your own set of wings when gifted and caring psychics Christine and Orla share their years of experience with you -- the duo's readings have gathered glowing testimonials.
We won't harp on about today's deal, but heaven knows, it's a good one".

Red Bull.....cheaper option.

What a load of toss.

Kenny Logins

To be fair, it is listed on here as 'entertainment', and there is a clear disclaimer on their website. ...as I'm sure Suipr is aware of.

mangledbadgers

Haven't you heard the old saying...

'A fool and their money are easily parted in a Coolock industrial park'

Soarer

johanneskraw wrote: »

Haven't you heard the old saying...

'A fool and their money are easily parted in a Coolock industrial park'

Also applicable to the local prostitution trade!

StaticNoise

Lads, if people believe in something, let them believe it. It is not for us, or anyone, to judge a person's faith, beliefs, or lifestyle choices, whether they believe in aliens in the sky, babies with tentacles for arms, or angel card readings.

If you are a fan of the bargain, thank the poster. If you think it is rubbish, ignore it and say nothing.
As I have said before: not all bargains for everyone.

eamonnq

Akrasia wrote: »

that's €6500 quid these scam artists have pulled in for deceiving vulnerable people. It's sickening.

Tis not for everyone though!! :rolleyes:

Kenny Logins

StaticNoise wrote: »

Lads, if people believe in something, let them believe it. It is not for us, or anyone, to judge a person's faith, beliefs, or lifestyle choices, whether they believe in aliens in the sky, babies with tentacles for arms, or angel card readings.

If you are a fan of the bargain, thank the poster. If you think it is rubbish, ignore it and say nothing.
As I have said before: not all bargains for everyone.

Fairy nuff.

dodzy

Soarer wrote: »

Also applicable to the local prostitution trade!

Pics... or GTFO:D

Krusty_Clown

StaticNoise wrote: »

As I have said before: not all bargains for everyone.

If the bargain in question promised a real Rolex but supplied a fake Rolex, would that be ok in your book? If the bargain buyer doesn't in fact feel like they 'have been given their own set of wings', will you cry foul then? What if the buyer doesn't feel like they are 'back in the room with their loved ones'? What if they don't get 'wonderful loving messages from our loved ones'? Is it still then a bargain?

Soarer

StaticNoise wrote: »

Lads, if people believe in something, let them believe it. It is not for us, or anyone, to judge a person's faith, beliefs, or lifestyle choices, whether they believe in aliens in the sky, babies with tentacles for arms, or angel card readings.

True that.

But for someone to make a profit from people's insecurities is wrong. I mean, look at the Catholic church!

"Oh no you di-int!"

Krusty_Clown

As it says in this forum's charter:

But please do not use Bargain Alerts as a medium.

Is the OP a 'medium'?

black123

Look to the source there is one person making money from angel cards seminars etc there is no solid basis to say that it works. Please dont be a victim of clever marketing. If you are looking for guidance go to a qualified psychologist which is e60 an hour about the same price as a reading from someone who is not qualified to help you with your issues.