Psychic Tabitha

This «psychic» was definitely not a psychic. She asked me more questions than anything else. She told me she saw school in my future & asked me where I worked. She told me I would be returning back to school in the next year. I didn’t tell her I already have my bachelors degree, so there’d be no point in going back. The more things she said, the more I said no to. Her reading was by no means correct at all. And any information she provided me, was off of the questions she had already asked me. I told her I’d rather not give that much information & would rather see what she what she picked up on. She got pretty defensive a couple times when I said that & was mad that I was «testing» her. She said because of that, that I had a wall up and that was why it was hard for her. This lady is a moron & DEFINITELY NOT A PSYCHIC… what a scam! Don’t waste your money!

Seeing Tabitha was a significant experience. Nothing she said felt off, and so far, her predictions have come true. More important than that though was the faith these predictions gave me in a particular relationship. She also gave me very straight forward advice that probably would have taken months to get to with a therapist. Thank you Tabitha!

On March 23, I purchased two (2) Groupons for Psychic Tabitha — one for myself and one for my partner. I also called that day to make both appointments with Psychic Tabitha. Tabitha answered the phone and told me that she was currently out to eat with someone and could I email my appointment request, which I did that day. I explained in the email that the appointment was for my partner’s birthday and we wanted to use both Groupons on Wednesday April 9^th at 5: PM; the day of his birthday. Tabitha responded on March 24^th with a simple confirmation of our appointment time. It’s clear at this point that customer service isn’t one of Tabitha’s strengths.
I emailed Tabitha on Tuesday April 8^th to confirm our appointment for the next day at 5: PM. This wasn’t something that I had to do nor was it requested, but something I thought would be good since Tabitha’s professionalism was a bit questionable in the appointment setup. I didn’t get a reply, but my partner and I, on his birthday, showed up at our designated appointment time. In fact, we were a bit early.
Psychic Tabitha’s ‘business’ is exactly what you might imagine in your mind; a bit trashy in a trashy part of town. Her business is located in a shed in a back lot of another similar run down business. When we walked into Tabitha’s business, about 5 mins early, she was already ‘talking’ with someone. We apologized for walking in and she immediately said, «do you have an appointment?» I immediately thought that it wasn’t a good sign. Once I said that we did have an appointment, she said she would be out in a few minutes. We waited in the parking lot. Again, she’s in a one room shed with no waiting room.
A few minutes later, right at 5: PM, she and the other person she was with came out. The other person drove off, and Tabitha came up to us, apologized, and asked us if we would mind re-​scheduling for another time. She said the appointment had slipped her mind. She went on to say she was going to visit a sick grandmother in the hospital up in Marysville and needed to leave now because of traffic. This was the same traffic that we just fought from Seattle to Renton and would now fight back home to Seattle. If it was a problem and we couldn’t re-​schedule, she said she could call to see if she could leave later.
First off, what kind of psychic doesn’t know that we’re coming? Shouldn’t this be something that they sense, especially since I had an appointment and emailed her a reminder? Second, I didn’t believe the grandmother story especially since she was just meeting with someone else when we arrived. She also had plenty of opportunity to call or email me before we fought traffic to make the appointment. Psychics are successful because they can lie to and manipulate their clients and it was only her way to lay on the guilt, so we wouldn’t insist on keeping the appointment.
I’m incredibly embarrassed because my partner only has one birthday per year and it was my gift to him. However, we immediately decided that Tabitha wasn’t worth it and told her that we didn’t want to proceed with the appointment, we didn’t want to reschedule, but we did want a full refund. She said she didn’t know how to refund us and again said she could continue with the appointment but again laid on the guilt about the grandmother in the hospital. After we got home, I emailed Tabitha and gave her a 24 hour opportunity to process the refund for us before I would proceed with writing to Groupon and posting the experience on social media. Guess what? She didn’t reply to my email. I’m starting to think that perhaps I’m a psychic. I’m really good at foreseeing bad customer service.
Tabitha seems like she is a drug addict. She had lots of scars on her face and incredibly bad acne. I didn’t expect Tabitha to be a real psychic, but I do know that she has both poor customer service and organization skills. If I could, I’d give this negative stars.

I have been to see other Psychic’s but Tabitha was amazing. She knew spiritual things about me, she knew real things about me both things from my past and present that there is no way she would have been able to know. Detailed things that helped me — she kept some things to herself if they were coming from people from my past because there was no reason to hurt me anymore… The greatest part is she also talked about how closed off I am currently and when and where she thought this started — I agreed 100% no one, no therapist, friend, no one ever got me that well. I felt so much HOPE when I left.
If you have never tried a Psychic and always wanted to try one, give her a chance she is amazing. If you have tried one but need a new one, give her a try.
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