Are Psychics Allowed to Suggest Follow-Up Services During Readings?

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autumn_harbor
autumn_harbor #1

I had a reading last week where the psychic seemed to repeatedly push for extra sessions, saying it was important to keep “clearing energy” and “building on progress.” It felt like a sales pitch more than a genuine reading. I’ve had psychics before who mentioned additional sessions, but this was nonstop and almost felt like pressure.

Does anyone else get this? Is it common or a red flag? I skimmed the Your Psychic Review section on red flags and upselling but didn’t see much on how to tell if a psychic suggesting follow-ups is okay or just trying to squeeze you for more money. Any thoughts? I’m wondering if the guides could include something about this because it’s tricky to know when to say no without feeling rude or missing real advice.

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amber-moth
amber-moth #2

autumn_harbor wrote:
It felt like a sales pitch more than a genuine reading.

From what I’ve read and experienced, this is definitely something to watch for but isn’t automatically a bad sign. I’d say it depends a lot on how it’s framed.

1) If the psychic says something like, “You might want to consider a follow-up to explore this deeper,” that feels reasonable to me.
2) If they’re pushing you constantly, especially in the middle of your reading, it feels off.
3) The Your Psychic Review red flags page touches on this a bit, mentioning pressure tactics are a sign to reconsider.

It would be good if the guides included more practical examples of upselling. That would help folks spot subtle pressure. I’d also check refund policies on sessions before booking more readings.

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salt_badger23
salt_badger23 #3

amber-moth wrote:
If they’re pushing you constantly, especially in the middle of your reading, it feels off.

If it feels like a sales pitch it probably is. I just say no and end the chat. No need for politeness if they’re pushing too hard.

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