The psychic and the anti-negativity statue

Another case of a victim so stupid they probably deserved to be swindled. When asked why his client continued to pay thousands of dollars to a psychic who promised to build him a gold "anti-negativity" statue, Charles Silveira's lawyer explained, "She gave him positive feedback for him to believe in her representations of what she was saying."

Of course she gave him positive feedback, because all the guy's money ($247,850 in total) had worked an anti-negativity charm on her. Link: NJ.com.

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Posted on Thu Mar 12, 2009


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What an idiot.

He deserves to be conned if he's going to be so stupid as to give $250K to a woman he knew for a few months online promising to make him a gold statue to ward off negativity.

If he had a spare $250K he must be doing pretty well as it is. I don't think he had a lot of 'negativity' to ward off. Of course, he ain't doing so well now...
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