By DENIMGOLD at Citysearch January 16, 2011
I went to the Salem Psychic Center with a friend in late 2010 and was lucky enough to have a reading with Diana. Although she did make statements that could be perceived as generic, she accurately predicted that I would be changing jobs (I did so within a month of her reading, and very unexpectedly). She also told my friend very specific things that would not be generally known. Granted, the readings were in one open room, but many other places only allow a curtain for privacy and the room is large enough to allow for private talking (and if anyone is listening that intently they really need a life). Diana was great and I am looking forward to an opportunity to sit with her again in the near future. ...read more
By Bencasey1 at Citysearch January 25, 2010
I went to this psychic with a friend and she was just horrible. His reading was just as bad (yeah, don't expect a private reading either - everyone is in the same room - if a passerby walks in, they walk in to the same room where you are getting your reading!). I've been to many psychics and I feel that an amature could have done a better job. The only part that was cool was the numbers at the beginning, but that's basic numerology that anyone can do if you have the formula. She told me I'd be signing a contract or had already signed one. I told her that was not accurate, but let's face it, who HASNT signed some kind of contract! Her statements were VERY general. "You know someone who has died in the past two years", "you know someone who has gotten pregnant in the past two years", but could not give ANY details about who, what, when, where, how. Not even close. "You seem like the kind of person who values friends", "You're very kind hearted", "You recently crossed over state lines" (HA! She knew ahead of time that we drove in from out of state!). Her statements could be applied to anyone! I even told her things about my life, hoping to give some "hints" and she couldn't tell me one accurate thing. She gave very general and evasive answers to my questions and none of it was accurate. In my opinion this person is a fraud and swindled me out of my $60. ...read more
By jk57 at Citysearch August 15, 2007
The last reviewer was absolutely right. I recently visited Salem with some family and a friend and we stopped in here as part of the "Salem experience." \t\nThe "psychic" spent the first 8 minutes of my 15 minutes reading talking about politics and how "messed up" the world is now (presumably to try and get a vibe off off me), I only found out that this was part of the reading when someone screamed from the main room "Readings are over!!' They were completely off track on all of us and kept changing stories and contradicting themselves when we told them they were wrong. They told my brother that there was a curse on his family and for $250 they could remove it. \t\nWe later found out from some of the locals that these people are known as con artists. One of the "psychics" was even complaining that they were constantly critisized by the locals. Please do yourself a favor and stay away from this place, these people are textbook scam artists. ...read more
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