I have just received an unsolicited letter from Rosanna Shaw "World renowned Clairvoyant"- actually a second letter as I did not reply to her first and she is now worried- suggesting I send her £23.95 for "Mystical guidance for prosperity and happiness". She looks like a lovely lady howeverI find mail like this slightly disturbing -although she "sees" periods of happiness in the future she sees6 days of particular difficulty which she is able to help me with if I contact her.
Can anyone shed light on this lady and how would she have my name and address?
RE: Rosanna Shaw
Don't know anything about her, just put her name in a search engine and came up with her website.
[link= http://psychic.scourtheweb.info/clairvoyantrosannashaw.htm ]http://psychic.scourtheweb.info/clairvoyantrosannashaw.htm[/link]
You know, to me it smacks of selling - her company probably buys names from other companies and then 'her' company sends letters to everybody hoping some fool will phone in at an extortionate amount per minute. I get soooo angry with people who try to scaremonger others into buying their services. There are a lot of funerable people who will fall for this *##*.
We all go through periods that are more difficult than others - I think they are times when we grow and learn - this is something we have to do on our own andvery fewcan give you guidence through those times - those few are probably people you love and trust and know. I realy wouldn't worry about one word in that letters as they are probably printed exactly the same, barring your name and address - for thousands of people.
Trust you instinct - you have a 'bad' feeling about this - now trust yourself!
RE: Rosanna Shaw
This is a scam - there are many of these operating. Very sorry to hear you have recieved one of these - no reputable psychic would contact you in this manner - nor would they need the money is they were already successful and would not have to tout for business in this fashion. Mailing lists are easy to purchase and many so called 'reputable' websites either 'unofficially' sell their lists or sometimes they are hacked into.
RE: Rosanna Shaw
Many thanks. She is now in the recycling.
RE: Rosanna Shaw
OMG...this sounds like 'hard selling' at it's worst[:'(]...telling you you've got 6 days of trouble that 'she' can help with (for a price) witha sugary coat of future good stuff....flippin cheek[:@]..i wonder how many people have fell for that one, I'm glad you've asked about it here & got some good advice & not gone ahead with buying a reading;)
Love
Amy
xxx