Good affordable psychic

[Tea22]

Can you recommend a reader who is not over $6 and is genuine, can read into situation? Predicting future seems questionable any way. Thanks!!!

[Eagertolearn]

Have read online here that on Keen.com many readers are satisfied with Advisor Suzan @ $4.99/ minute but there is a long wait at times , especially this time of year to get a reading.

[Eagertolearn]

Cancel that advice on Advisor Suzan reread some posts and most were negative, saying she was a fairy tale reader.   I will recommend on Keen.com TJ373 he is very fast and Accurate and found you have to reach him in the morning.  Describes person rapidly so have a paper and pen handy. $3.99/minute

[glamgal]

Me too. She has been pretty accurate about contact and a job on more than one occasion. I was shocked.

[_sydney_vicious_]

Cancel that advice on Advisor Suzan reread some posts and most were negative, saying she was a fairy tale reader.   I will recommend on Keen.com TJ373 he is very fast and Accurate and found you have to reach him in the morning.  Describes person rapidly so have a paper and pen handy. $3.99/minute

I second TJ. Like eagertolearn said he does talk fast so I usually record his calls when I read with him.

I would also recommend Alice Runyon. Her readings are a bit different than others. It’s hard to explain but she can get into the soul of the person you’re asking about, and you can ask questions to her as if you’re speaking to your POI directly. She’s been pretty spot on with my situation/POI.

[aquagirl]

Cancel that advice on Advisor Suzan reread some posts and most were negative, saying she was a fairy tale reader.   I will recommend on Keen.com TJ373 he is very fast and Accurate and found you have to reach him in the morning.  Describes person rapidly so have a paper and pen handy. $3.99/minute

I second TJ. Like eagertolearn said he does talk fast so I usually record his calls when I read with him.

I would also recommend Alice Runyon. Her readings are a bit different than others. It’s hard to explain but she can get into the soul of the person you’re asking about, and you can ask questions to her as if you’re speaking to your POI directly. She’s been pretty spot on with my situation/POI.

I feel Alice tells you what you want to hear, there is no predictions from her, or insight on the situation. She does have a different way of reading. I went back to my notes from a year and a bit ago, and nothing profound, and I don't believe she was right in what she said.  She also has a habit of blocking people for no reason.  I had her in my favs and then she disappeared after the 2 week mark where you can leave reviews.  I thought we had a good call, but i've heard from others they've had the same experience. Any advisor who blokes someone for now reason is a red flag for me, especially if its a trend. It seems like she just tells you what you want to hear.  That is my opinion and experience. And i'm not hard to please.

[charlotte9909]

I read 3 or 4 times with Alice Runyon and she was incredible in what she got. Definitely made a connection at a moment when I really wasn't expecting much. As in many reasons, it's hard to explain what sold you on the veracity of the reading, except that it felt right at the core, and gave information that made logical sense and filled in the blanks. Then all of a sudden I was blocked. The only reason might have been that she felt she had given all the info she could and given her low prices, she's more into quantity than concentrating too much on quality--although the quality of her reading with me was amazingly good. A sort of gold standard. I do see that many others did not get such a good experience. And it's a bit of a relief to see that others have been blocked for no reason. I wondered wth I'd done to cause that. Nothing much seems to be necessary except that she forces you to move on.

[Tea22]

I had a reading with AskShelley. She was alright. Said everything as it is!
But when talking to a few you don't know well just to find a good one, money adds up quickly and it is so much money gone but without getting much in return. It is good to have a favourite one.

[HornetKick]

It is good to have a favourite one.

tbh not really. You need at least 3-5 depending on what they are good at because one person can say something in a certain way and you get it even if it's said by another person, the exact same way. Also once a reader knows you and your situation, from my experience they stop giving you psychic advice and then it just becomes (advice). You will want them to tell you things you don't know, not what you already know, although it's good to get confirmation that they are reading for the right person. It's annoying and once/if you drift over that line of being friend(s)/friendly (or so you think), they will start talking about themselves more and not leaving or allowing more time for you to talk about why you called. Some do this right from the beginning though.

You should also know your preferences of what type of reader works for you. There are more tarot readers out there than anything but it doesn't mean they are psychic nor are they intuitive. Many people pick up a deck of tarot cards and say they know how to interpret. Empaths (there are a ton on Keen), can be very accurate but they primarily only give you what they are currently picking up and as soon as you get off the call those feelings/images can change. Yep that quick. Readers who use tools are not specifically an issue, just make sure they are intuitive. That seems to be key, again in my experience.

If a reader has their own private site, choose the cheapest option for a reading and if you feel like they did a good job then wait 3 months then get a longer read the next time. Also, search for them to see if there are other places that may provide cheaper options (etsy, fiverr, reddit, youtube, FB, etc). Some readers you can book within a week or 3 days even, but for others it will be two weeks out or more.

I'm not saying to binge but you should have a handful to call on just like a list of vendors, that sort of thing. Also, no reader is 100%, this is said often on this forum which means the reader is going to give you things that are correct and they are also going to say things that are flat out wrong. It's up to you to decide if it is worth it to keep paying them and try to never forget **you are a paying customer and the reader is supplying a service.

[Live and love]

It is good to have a favourite one.

tbh not really. You need at least 3-5 depending on what they are good at because one person can say something in a certain way and you get it even if it's said by another person, the exact same way. Also once a reader knows you and your situation, from my experience they stop giving you psychic advice and then it just becomes (advice). You will want them to tell you things you don't know, not what you already know, although it's good to get confirmation that they are reading for the right person. It's annoying and once/if you drift over that line of being friend(s)/friendly (or so you think), they will start talking about themselves more and not leaving or allowing more time for you to talk about why you called. Some do this right from the beginning though.

You should also know your preferences of what type of reader works for you. There are more tarot readers out there than anything but it doesn't mean they are psychic nor are they intuitive. Many people pick up a deck of tarot cards and say they know how to interpret. Empaths (there are a ton on Keen), can be very accurate but they primarily only give you what they are currently picking up and as soon as you get off the call those feelings/images can change. Yep that quick. Readers who use tools are not specifically an issue, just make sure they are intuitive. That seems to be key, again in my experience.

If a reader has their own private site, choose the cheapest option for a reading and if you feel like they did a good job then wait 3 months then get a longer read the next time. Also, search for them to see if there are other places that may provide cheaper options (etsy, fiverr, reddit, youtube, FB, etc). Some readers you can book within a week or 3 days even, but for others it will be two weeks out or more.

I'm not saying to binge but you should have a handful to call on just like a list of vendors, that sort of thing. Also, no reader is 100%, this is said often on this forum which means the reader is going to give you things that are correct and they are also going to say things that are flat out wrong. It's up to you to decide if it is worth it to keep paying them and try to never forget **you are a paying customer and the reader is supplying a service.

This!

[LAW1974]

It is good to have a favourite one.

tbh not really. You need at least 3-5 depending on what they are good at because one person can say something in a certain way and you get it even if it's said by another person, the exact same way. Also once a reader knows you and your situation, from my experience they stop giving you psychic advice and then it just becomes (advice). You will want them to tell you things you don't know, not what you already know, although it's good to get confirmation that they are reading for the right person. It's annoying and once/if you drift over that line of being friend(s)/friendly (or so you think), they will start talking about themselves more and not leaving or allowing more time for you to talk about why you called. Some do this right from the beginning though.

You should also know your preferences of what type of reader works for you. There are more tarot readers out there than anything but it doesn't mean they are psychic nor are they intuitive. Many people pick up a deck of tarot cards and say they know how to interpret. Empaths (there are a ton on Keen), can be very accurate but they primarily only give you what they are currently picking up and as soon as you get off the call those feelings/images can change. Yep that quick. Readers who use tools are not specifically an issue, just make sure they are intuitive. That seems to be key, again in my experience.

If a reader has their own private site, choose the cheapest option for a reading and if you feel like they did a good job then wait 3 months then get a longer read the next time. Also, search for them to see if there are other places that may provide cheaper options (etsy, fiverr, reddit, youtube, FB, etc). Some readers you can book within a week or 3 days even, but for others it will be two weeks out or more.

I'm not saying to binge but you should have a handful to call on just like a list of vendors, that sort of thing. Also, no reader is 100%, this is said often on this forum which means the reader is going to give you things that are correct and they are also going to say things that are flat out wrong. It's up to you to decide if it is worth it to keep paying them and try to never forget **you are a paying customer and the reader is supplying a service.

perfectly spoken hornet

[aquagirl]

It is good to have a favourite one.

tbh not really. You need at least 3-5 depending on what they are good at because one person can say something in a certain way and you get it even if it's said by another person, the exact same way. Also once a reader knows you and your situation, from my experience they stop giving you psychic advice and then it just becomes (advice). You will want them to tell you things you don't know, not what you already know, although it's good to get confirmation that they are reading for the right person. It's annoying and once/if you drift over that line of being friend(s)/friendly (or so you think), they will start talking about themselves more and not leaving or allowing more time for you to talk about why you called. Some do this right from the beginning though.

You should also know your preferences of what type of reader works for you. There are more tarot readers out there than anything but it doesn't mean they are psychic nor are they intuitive. Many people pick up a deck of tarot cards and say they know how to interpret. Empaths (there are a ton on Keen), can be very accurate but they primarily only give you what they are currently picking up and as soon as you get off the call those feelings/images can change. Yep that quick. Readers who use tools are not specifically an issue, just make sure they are intuitive. That seems to be key, again in my experience.

If a reader has their own private site, choose the cheapest option for a reading and if you feel like they did a good job then wait 3 months then get a longer read the next time. Also, search for them to see if there are other places that may provide cheaper options (etsy, fiverr, reddit, youtube, FB, etc). Some readers you can book within a week or 3 days even, but for others it will be two weeks out or more.

I'm not saying to binge but you should have a handful to call on just like a list of vendors, that sort of thing. Also, no reader is 100%, this is said often on this forum which means the reader is going to give you things that are correct and they are also going to say things that are flat out wrong. It's up to you to decide if it is worth it to keep paying them and try to never forget **you are a paying customer and the reader is supplying a service.

This!

I agree for the most part, but i'd just say i read with tarot readers, but they all use their physic abilities with the cards as well, this is one of my preferred methods.  but each needs to find one that works for them. I've had readings with just card readers, one was actually spot on , the others were too biased especially around love.  it's hard to find a reader that just give you info without personal opinion or judgement.

[Eagertolearn]

Good and affordable and accurate with no fluff is Serena Star 111  Thinks she is $3.75    i was impressed

[mixielove]

Local, but she does take scheduled 30 minute or 60 minute phone calls. She's been mostly accurate for me over the years with super-specific details (like telling you what someone will look like and what they do for a living). http://www.wovenwoman.com/

[mixielove]

I’ve never come with specific questions about my career, but she has without prompt given info on purpose and skill sets and describing locations of workplaces.