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In a perfect world, we could all trust everything we read.

People would be honest, and we could trust that what they told us to be true, WAS... with the utmost integrity.

Many people make important "calls" about making all sorts of purchases in the online space by reading reviews... and it still amazes me how many folks do NOT know how much of the online review universe operates.

For the purposes of THIS article, as most of us are big fans, and enjoy exploring the psychic and spiritual advise universe, I'd like to give you a few things to think about before you select your next psychic, medium or clairvoyant reading.

Why?

Well, consider this:

Are going to use a psychic review site to make an important decision about choosing a psychic, medium or clairvoyant?

Go ahead... but if you DO, know THIS to be true because it is:

The vast majority of psychic review sites are full of fluff at best... and at worst, totally fake, phony and even fraudulent ratings, write ups and reviews.

The really ironic part of this is, as a publisher and affiliate in the psychic, spiritual and paranormal space myself, it probably sounds odd to be taking exception at the exact industry that helps me do what I love for a living, right?

After all... much like the reviews and ratings I roll my eyes at because they are promoting a specific psychic or service without accurately representing their experience, I too derive my income from many of the same networks, intuitives and similar offers.

But HERE is the difference. (and why I believe ALL reviews of any sort should be held to the same standard, regardless of the niche, market or industry they are in)

1 - Transparency. Let me elaborate. As a psychic junkie and spiritual writer (and warrior..;-) myself... I have written thousands of articles and blog posts about psychic experiences that have been read by millions of people.

A small percentage of our articles are "reviews" of psychics we have used, tried and/or recommend.

However, know THIS to be true, because it is.

If I recommend a psychic or service, I get compensated for doing so. You deserve to know that, and any review site of ANY type that doesn't disclose this... should be avoided.

(the same applies when we have Google ads on our site, and you click on those ads... as online publishers, we get paid, often pennies... but paid none the less)

2 - Genuine passion for the field, or topic.

I can immediately tell when a review site is winging it, making it up or trying to appear like an authority, rather than being a genuine honest broker or passionate publisher in the topic they are tackling.

For example?

If a psychic review site tells you that a given clairvoyant is 99% accurate, or amazing beyond all description, or helped them save their marriage in 7 minutes or anything that sounds too good to be true... it probably is.

(and they are probably 100% fake and simply making up a recommendation, or review to make money, and did NOT really have the experience described)

Of course there are lots more signs that a review is bogus, but the very BEST recommendation is to use your own intuition, and natural BS meter. We recommend Psychic Source, for example... quite often, and have never had ONE single complaint over the years from any of our readers who have gotten a reading. Why? Because we don't claim they are super heros, or heaven sent angels who will see into your soul in 10 minutes or less - we recommend them because they are HONEST, empathetic, intuitives who can help you live the life you love... without the hype. (and if they don't offer you information and insight you can use, they won't charge you a thing)

Any psychic or medium who promises you the world for a price BEFORE you call? I'd avoid them like the plague... AND, the same applies to the folks who write about and recommend them. (as quite often, their motivations aren't as pure as they appear)

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