Are Some Geomancers misleading you?

[Cecil Lee]

Presently theTHREE most common things that Geomancers mislead the consumers are:-

ONE: 1. Bogus Education Qualifications

The tell tale sign is when the Geomancer says that he is a Doctor or have a PHD. And in many instances dare not show which University or place a link to the university.

In many instances, the Geomancer has purchased a bogus degree, Doctorate or PHD from a bogus unrecognised place.

A good practice is to put a hyper-link to their Higher Education (HE)institute. Usually, such hyperlinks will be checked sometime by the HE or people interested in the person.

TWO: 2. Unsubstantiated Claims that clients WON "BIG" in a lottery

Every few months the practitioner would attract the gullible with claims that their client has won large sums from the lottery.

In this instance, the Geomancer will continue to brag about so many of their clients getting fithly rich. But you will never see anyone coming forward to substantiate their claims.

The characteristics of such a Geomancer is that they will never fail to brag about their success(ess) in every single of their write-up! And always also brag about how many people are participating in their wonderful blog / forum!

Morale of the story: Can CON a child, but, some adults still got CONNED by these people. TheseGeomancers try to tap on ourinert desire of" Greed, Begets Greed!"

THREE: 3. The Geomancer will give advice and then most of the time; recommend a product. And when asked: "Where do I get the item?"

The Geomancer will happily say: "Come to my shop, I have it!". As a result, many are CONNED into buying thousands of dollars of useless commercial products.

My advice: Avoid these people like the plague!

FOUR: 4. Scare Tactics

Reference: http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=25768&new=

"Not sure if the lady is trying to scare me into buying her products, as I was told to spend thousands of dollars on fengshui items after that."

[Cecil Lee]

Clue: "Many of the so called Feng Shui products were produced not too long ago. And many of them are modern commercial products sold under the guise of Feng Shui."
Remember that your parents and grand-parents time don't have such products like the three-legged toad, crystals and many other useless products...
When the buying, stops. The selling, can!

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On 8/6/2009 11:51:58 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Presently theTHREE most
common things that Geomancers
mislead the consumers are:-
ONE: 1. Bogus Education
Qualifications
The tell tale sign is when the
Geomancer says that he is a
Doctor or have a PHD. And in
many instances dare not show
which University or place a
link to the university.
In many instances, the
Geomancer has purchased a
bogus degree, Doctorate or PHD
from a bogus unrecognised
place.
A good practice is to put a
hyper-link to their Higher
Education (HE)institute.
Usually, such hyperlinks will
be checked sometime by the HE
or people interested in the
person.
TWO: 2. Unsubstantiated Claims
that clients WON "BIG" in a
lottery
Every few months the
practitioner would attract the
gullible with claims that
their client has won large
sums from the lottery.
In this instance, the
Geomancer will continue to
brag about so many of their
clients getting fithly rich.
But you will never see anyone
coming forward to substantiate
their claims.
The characteristics of such a
Geomancer is that they will
never fail to brag about their
success(ess) in every single
of their write-up! And always
also brag about how many
people are participating in
their wonderful blog / forum!
Morale of the story: Can CON a
child, but, some adults still
got CONNED by these people.
TheseGeomancers try to
tap on ourinert desire
of" Greed, Begets
Greed!"
THREE: 3. The Geomancer will
give advice and then most of
the time; recommend a product.
And when asked: "Where do I
get the item?"
The Geomancer will happily
say: "Come to my shop, I have
it!". As a result, many are
CONNED into buying thousands
of dollars of useless
commercial products.
My advice: Avoid these people
like the plague!
FOUR: 4. Scare Tactics
Reference:
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpf
orum/article.php?bid=2&fid
=1&mid=25768&new=
"Not sure if the lady is
trying to scare me into buying
her products, as I was told to
spend thousands of dollars on
fengshui items after that."

[Cecil Lee]

Fortunately, she was uncomfortable with the scare tactics of this most likely a CON-person... who use scare tactics 101...

Give Feng Shui a black mark...

[Cecil Lee]

A red flag when asked to buy from them.

Not only buy but wow! $1,500/-

Plus asked to change name??

[Cecil Lee]

He tells my client that the compass direction should be East. While actually the compass direction is NE...

Client: "I was confuse by him. He even said will charge me cheaper if I use him to do fengshui"

P.S. This is captured for educational purposes. Please note that for privacy personal particulars are masked out in pink.

[Cecil Lee]

Case Study: Uncomfortable with Feng Shui Master’s advice. Told to buy several of his commercial products. Seek an independent audit

As Geomancy.net has a reputation of doing strictly scientific Feng Shui; was approached to do an independent audit.

[Cecil Lee]

The writing is also in the wall for fake Feng Shui Masters whose purpose is selling commercial products sold in the name of Feng Shui.. LOL..

Source and Credit as per the snapshot...

However only with your help: “The buying can stop, the selling too!”

[Cecil Lee]

Case Study: Still want to consult a Feng Shui Master associated with a Feng Shui Store?

1. Many Feng Shui Masters (who own such stores) are only interested in selling all sorts of products giving shady advice in the name of Feng Shui.

2. All these Feng Shui Stores and their related Masters really only care is to sell, sell, sell.. LOL

On 14.3.2020... here goes...

P.S. I was being simply polite. Don't get my hint? Throw it away, Please! LOL