We don’t doubt that honest and genuine astrology service providers are in the market. These sincere people have worked hard to get the proper education and use ancient science to serve people. Our scam count only includes those ‘alleged astrologers’ who only pretend to offer Astro services and aim to scam you of your hard-earned money.
So, our definition does not include those instances where an astrologer’s advice did not work for you. This is beyond our ability to comprehend and qualify. However, astrology scams top the chart in our effort to uncover all the ongoing online scams.
Although almost 50% of the population with a mobile number receives at least one spam call, message, e-mail, etc., every day, astrology is different. Unlike other everyday scam artists, astrology scams follow a pull strategy rather than a push one. You are more likely to fall into scams while looking for genuine services.
This means astrology scammers may enjoy a higher success rate than other scammers. It also means you are more likely to fall for it, lose money, and feel frustrated. The existing web of legal systems makes pursuing these matters a pain. You may lose more money, peace of mind, and time in seeking justice after losing a small sum.
Additionally, the majority of astrology scams are happening through mobile apps. Some of these apps even operate from overseas locations. So, catching up to them is another challenge.
Google’s local searches for astrology services can help you avoid online scams. However, online research is critical if you have to connect with someone from a different city. If you are not comfortable or confident enough to conduct this research yourself, you can get the help of your family and friends before you spend money.
Remember that communicating with people around you can resolve most of your problems and save you from falling prey to scamsters.
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