Neelie is certainly a charmer. She sucks people in making them believe that the angels, particularly Michael, the archangel wants her to help people by notifying them that they are about to enter a "lucky period, " which only occurs 1 possibly 2 times in a persons whole life and if you send her $, she will guide you through your lucky period monthly.
I found out about this particular scam through a little thought and simple research gathered from key phrases she used in her "pitch." I consider myself to be very spiritual and most of my spiritual experience has taught me if a real religious being wanted to help us, they would help us, not send someone else to do it for them and especially not for money because true spirituality rejects money and accepts the absolute or the holy as a gift or blessing FREE OF CHARGE.
Also, through a little Bible study, and internet research it was easy to find that this was in fact a scam. Then I found this website specifically citing the scam and thought my input and addition might be useful and possibly helpful to others.
I have been sent many wealth, fame, fortune, improve your love life, etc. Scams and after a while I started collecting them to recognize common patterns & strategies they use to separate people from their money. The most distinguishable characteristics I found is that they suck you in by making you believe if you give them money you will solve all your problems (financial, relationship, career, etc.). They promise that if you follow their lead you will be wealthy, desirable, sociable, smart, successful, and someone many others will be envious of.
Once they have you believing or swallowing their story, insight, "inside info., " "secrets of the pro's or secrets many other big named companies have tried to pay thousands to learn, but are only available to you" you will practically send them anything to make what they promised happen and possibly even try your hardest only to discover you've been scammed. The more knowledgable scams also seem to add pressure by saying "This opportunity won't last, " "Only a certain # are being offered and once they are gone that's it, " or "Don't miss this chance of a lifetime, send your check by? Deadline."
These scammers will make you believe anything: your talented, special, possess rare gifts, you really are incredible, when in fact they are the ones who are incredible using every tactic they can, even perhaps crossing the lines of privacy to use your interests against you just so they can separate you from your money and leave you feeling empty psychologically and financially.
IF YOU REALLY WANT TO ACHIEVE THOSE THINGS SCAMMERS CLAIM TO BELIEVE YOU CAN ACHIEVE:
1. Believe in yourself/trust yourself
2. Always question a salespersons motives
3. Think outside the box or life's limitations
4. Be the leader, don't follow one
5. Winners never quit and quitters never win
Heather
Colton, California
U.S.A.
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