Sign of a FAKE Astrologer: Making up Birth time for Chart Analysis

Hello everyone, I’m Duy Magi – an Multiverse Astrology Practitioner. Today, let’s talk about how you can avoid a FAKE Astrologer when you want to register for an Astrology course or consultation.

Nowadays, astrology is a really popular subject. And lots of people turn to it to discover themselves and figure out where they’re heading in the future.

But because so many people are interested, it’s attracted some FAKE astrologers with low skills into the market, offering astrology consultation services.

And if you happen to use their services, you’re just throwing away your money.

So, you’ve got to be smart to spot a fake astrologer.

And one of the clearest signs of a fake astrologer is that he or she makes up birth times for analyses.

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Tricky Tactics of a Fake Astrologer

So why does a fake astrologer like making up birth times?

The reason is most astrology methods today, like the Zodiac 12 or Purple Star Astrology, need relatively accurate birth times to work.

And these fake astrologers need to make up birth times to create birth charts and cook up their analysis to impress their potential clients.

A common tactic is to look at a few personality traits or events in someone’s life and then guess their birth time from that.

Some are even bolder, just making up birth times without any explanation for their actions. And then they cleverly hide this fact, making it hard for readers to notice.

A classic move is when many Astrology websites, fan pages and interpreters go ahead and analyze birth charts of people without birth times, still breaking it down into every aspect of the 12-house system.

Consequences of Unethical Behaviors from a Fake Astrologer

But nobody can verify if these birth time guesses are correct or not.

And in many cases, these guesses lead to a lot of arguments because everyone comes up with different birth times.

So, making up and guessing birth time is very unscientific.

And when you use unverifiable data like this, the accuracy of the analysis decreases a lot.

At the same time, the prevalence of this birth time guessing undermines astrology as a legitimate scientific discipline.

But those who aren’t deeply knowledgeable about astrology won’t realize this sneaky trick.

And that’s why baseless birth time guessing is a cunning, unethical action used to deceive customers and hinder the development of astrology as a scientific field.

Friendly Advice to Avoid a Fake Astrologer

So, if you’re thinking about learning or seeking astrology consultation, stay away from these self-proclaimed astrologers who rely on guessing and making up birth times to avoid wasting your money on low-quality services.