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Molly's Astrology

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1. 1 · venus angel · 23 March 2009

   I failed to research Jenna at AboutAstro and I rec’d a report that had dates (i.e. like the date I contacted her) which were incorrect, which meant obviously that I had been “had” by a fraud. I paid $60 US dollars for a report that I tossed into the trash because I knew it was a fraud. I recommend that others research astrologers before they plunk down their hard-earned cash. Lessons learned!

2. 2 · Alois · 24 March 2009

   Well, Molly, I just saw google ads to aboutastro.com on your own page. It was titled ‘Free Moon Astrology’ and leads to fraud ‘Jenna’, one of the worst, and the one who constantly tries to suggest he is at astro.com when he really runs aboutastro.com

   Regards

   Alois

3. 3 · Molly · 24 March 2009

   Thanks for the heads-up, Alois. Oh yes, I see it. I just went into Google and blocked the URL.

4. 4 · Alois · 25 March 2009

   Hi Molly, you may also want to block pasqualina.com which comes out of the same house as Jenna.

5. 5 · Molly · 25 March 2009

   Thanks, Alois, I did that one too.

6. 6 · Cody · 29 March 2009

   i seriously get annoyed with those astrologers, they wont stop emailing me with bs. All they want is my money an they aint gettin it. By the way thanx for the advice molly, I know you dont have alot of time!!

7. 7 · brownin329 · 29 March 2009

   There are a lot more “bad” astrologers out there and not just the ones that offer nonsense psychic spiritual advice. I had horrible experiences with [deleted] and [deleted]-just horrible in the customer service dept. Horribly RUDE! They seem to think that because they had the person’s chart in front of them, they knew more about the person than the person did! I live with myself 24 hours a day and when someone tells me something that is wrong about myself I have a need to correct them and they need to listen and take this information into account. Thank God for astrologers like Julian Lee who actually LISTEN to their clients.

8. 8 · Molly · 30 March 2009

   Thank you, brownin. But I do not want to have negative feedback about real, practicing astrologers who are making an honest living. Just because they were not your style does not make them bad astrologers.

9. 9 · Sky · 31 March 2009

   I’m not defending bad astrologers here, they’re bad and creepy, it’s a sad thing.

   Seems like you’re attacking three really common Marketing tactics:
   -placing google ads
   -offering free info to get an email address
   -drip marketing (sending e-mails every 2-4 weeks)

   None of these things makes someone a “Bad” Anything, they are all just common & high turnover ways to attract business. For some people these are their marketing strengths, some of those people are “good” and some are “Bad”. The consumer needs to do research and customers need to voice their opinions.

10. 10 · Molly · 31 March 2009

    Umm... no. You need to read again. I run Google ads on my site, so obviously I don’t think they are bad. And I didn't say anything about marketing tactics. It is not the marketing I object to, but misleading, manipulative, and fraudulent business practices.

11. 11 · Lazycrab · 1 April 2009

    Hi. I have read this about bad astro. And I have experience of Sara Freder. For years ago i had one free reading and thats good, but then times go I had more and more letters from her, because I didn´t answer and payd for more. the mail was not nice at all.. if I dont answer (and pay a lots of money) that and that should happen to me.. and so on.. I should miss a lots of money, what I could win if I just payd in and get the number she could get to me.. and so on and on.. it was NOT a nice tone in the mail, more like a treat.
    I hope you all can understand my scool english, I´m from sweden up in the north.
    love and light to you.