The other day, I received a "detailed" numerology reading from them, for which I payed roughly $70. After some while, I found that the same report (just about) can be had for free from the software license holder (Hans Decoz) online, on his website (www.decoz.com). Well, not exactly the "same", but as detailed for once, and as "professional", and "uplifting" as well. Phew...
Next, the detailed reading which I payed for does not include much worth at all, if compared to the "free reading" anyone can get upfront, before paying for a "detailed" reading.
I personally came to think, they all try to make a good impression by professional internet (website-) marketing on gullible people, such as me. When one does a websearch on "numerologist.com scam" this very site here is about the single search-result, which will not tell you how adorably earnest and accurate these "spiritual" people are. Virtually "hundereds of sites" (mostly blogs), attesting to their honesty (apparently all written by themselves or redirecting to their busines site). Presenting themselves as numerological seers...
There is a bundle of "freebees" coming with all the wisdom, if one dares to purchase a detailed reading on "numerologist.com". However, those "freebees" can be found anywhere on the net, and in books, if one searches into the matters. So to me, again no money worth there. Perhaps that is why they call it "free".
There is equity, marketing, software engineering, and a good mix with new age to team up in cashing in on dummies and gullibs on the internet, such as myself.
Today, I wrote to them for a refund (money-back guarantee). Wonder, and see what happens here.
Be warned, people!
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