Sign of a FAKE Astrologer: Only Talking About General Stuff

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.

Today, astrology is a really popular thing.

And lots of folks turn to it to figure out themselves and what’s ahead in the future.

But because so many people want it, there’s a bunch of astrologers out there who aren’t very good.

They come into the market and offer astrology services, and if you end up using their services, you’re just wasting your money.

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

And one of the clearest signs of a fake astrologer is that he or she likes to write vague and general stuff.

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Tricky Tactics of a Fake Astrologer

Specifically, a fake astrologer often writes articles like:

“The Capricorn Moon has the following characteristics …” or “The Aquarius Rising sign means …”

You see these kinds of things all over the internet.

And if you Google it, you’ll find millions of articles copying each other.

Moreover, these articles usually don’t have any real-life examples.

So, this shows that these astrologers are only good at talking about theory but they’re lazy to do actual research to see if their theory really works or not.

In other words, they lack the confidence in their knowledge to defend their viewpoint convincingly.

Additionally, some fake astrologers will try to cover this up by giving examples in the form of a story about some unknown person, like their clients or relatives.

However, with these unknown people, nobody can verify if the story they tell is true or not.

So, the most convincing way is to give examples about a famous person whose story is clear in the media for readers to verify.

But as mentioned above, fake astrologers don’t research deeply enough to do this.

Friendly Advice to Avoid a Fake Astrologer

To sum up, you’ll always come across astrology fan pages or websites with only general and vague theoretical articles that lack real-life examples anyone can verify.

And this is the clearest sign that it’s run by a fake astrologer who prefers talking about fancy theories rather than doing practical research.

So, don’t waste your money on their low-quality astrology consulting services.