Received letter from Raylene Van Worth offering a personal astrological reading read it and forgot it. 10 days later another letter saying Dont Miss out reply today read letter and put it down as i know friends who have contacts with Spiritualists etcthought OK lets see what this is aboutsent off ...
This is a copy of a report I've sent to "Watchdog" a BBC Consumer TV programme: There is a mail circular going round the UK now regarding this person's psychic powers and benefit to those who send money for a reading. My wife recently received one of these letters (we reside in Scotland) ...
Aylene van worth is a fat pig mailorder 'psychic' who charges $25 for a 'personal report' which of course turns out to be a bunch of HOGWASH, but you sent for it more for fun than anything else, figuring, "what's the harm? There's a PERSONAL (money back) GAURANTEE!" (mentioned ABOUT five ...
Hello there. I too have just received a letter from 'Raylene Van Worth' claiming how wonderful my life is going to be after June 10th. The first thought that came to me as I read the letter was how similar it looked to one I received when I was 17 after filling in a coupon in a TV guide magazine, ...
The wording and style is similar to another rip-off from a supposed psychic that was doing the rounds, here in England, two years ago. I think this is the one and the same but the style has become somewhat more sophisticated. This supposed psychic, Raylene Van Worth, says in her brochure that she ...
Unfortunately for me, I fell for this lady's hype. She claimed I would be entering a very lucky period in my life beginning July 10th for 72 days and she could help. I'm not usually this gullible but I was in a very bad place at the time. I paid for three months of reports at $19.95 plus $4.95 ...