The following is in response to a Yahoo discussion on the service of Keen (whom I no longer use for reading purposes):
The question, rephrased in my own words, was: No one advertises “pre-cognition” skills. Does anyone know which readers have high accuracy in prediction (pre-cognition)?
My response:
You probably won’t [find someone advertising pre-cognition skills] since it’s not a popular search “marketing”term. You know, I didn’t even use “psychic” in my offerings until I realized that people are searching the Internet, for people like me, with the term “psychic, fortune teller, etc. etc.”. lol
I felt uncomfortable saying I was psychic though I never felt uncomfortable saying I was highly intuitive (which is actually essentially the same thing). But when I realized that what I’m doing is a business too, I stepped up the “marketing terminology” aspect and
did some exploring to see exactly what kind of “psychic” I was anyway. 🙂 And yes, I’m psychic and have now found comfort saying that but if it wasn’t for wanting the masses to understand what I do or who I am, I probably never would of used the term. 🙂
If you want to ask a clairvoyant (most popular search term used) if they are able to predict the future with accuracy, just email or ask them and say, “hey, how is your pre-cognition aka prediction skills?”.
If that is their expertise, they will be able to answer you quickly and “accurately” i.e. 8 out of 10 times. lol
Once a good connection is established with a psychic, then enjoy the immediate gratification of calling them [using the Keen system] when they are on. But immediate gratification without investigation is a sure way to have more of an opportunity of the call “not working out”.