Tara Medium

I personally believe tara has some skill, as she has known things nobody would guess or know. I'd like to say it's coincidence but not many people would have my past and problems. However, it's when it comes to the things requiring payment that seem to be either fake or don't work. Even when I truly believed she could help. My advice is she draws you in with her skill to then take money from you. Maybe she should do real work and we would pay for it.

I'm not trying to be rude anyone i promise, but its a person claiming to be a psychic or medium or whatever. Does there really need to be anymore to say? Sorry about anyone getting burned that sucks. But the good news is, you surely won't do this again.So what was stolen from you in the end may be worth the lesson. Come on everyone, a psychic? I've done silly stuff too, so i'm not trying to be mean i promise, i'm just suprised by the number of people that pay's someone i guess to hear your gonna get money? Anyway, good luck in your real lives about your finances and all. Just learn from this. You'll be fine.

I have to report that Tara to her word, has now repaid every penny that I ever paid her, without question. The important thing, if claiming refunds, is you must list the payment details for her, and then it is done within a very short time.

I have found her services very helpful, and she may have done lot more for me, than I realise. I just do not agree with all the promises of winning sums of money.

I do believe that somewhere there is still a genuine medium, but she should change her method of operation.

I, too, have been collecting the emails for quite some time and am amazed at the people who supposedly have it in for me and the amounts of money (very specific) that I am supposed to win, even though any lottery payouts here would not total those amounts... not even close. The best trick, though, was the email where "she" was told to contact someone whose birthdate plus and minus certain numbers would equal a secret number. Lo and behold, mine did! And so did the birthdate of everyone else I could think of. Scam all the way!

How terrible that fraudsters like these play on vunerable people or people looking for answers to problems etc. This tara person (who does not exist) bombards you with e-mails warning you of impending doom and windfalls... what a load of rubbish! Do not fall for this scam!... take this website from your mail list and do not under no circumstances provide them with your bank details!

She told me how to write for a refund, what info to include, what site to submit the mail from. Isi could. She never sent it. She still writes the same silly stuff. She keeps telling me about i am about to win the lottery, if i pay her big bucks to eradicate bad luck first. Her predictions show no knowledge of me. She sends lists of numbers that will bring me luck. These are just numbers our of her head. The amount of money she asks for keeps increasing. There are real psychics in this world. She isn't one of them. Tara, i want my money back. It is october 30. I have been patient with you.

As everyone else stated TARA IS A SCAM... I was at a low point in my life and almost fell for her offers to help. I received a few e-mails before I realized that they all gave general info about my life. She could be talking about ANYONE. These scammers know that people who seek out psychic help usually have a problem they want solved. Think about it... they always say they can give you your "lucky" numbers, that many people will use for the lottery or tell you where to find your "soul mate". I believe that there are real psychics out there who really want to help and they don't ask for money. They are very hard to find, but they are out there.

My email is flooded with emails from Tara and 2 other mediums, Padre and Maria. I've sent questions to their "contact me at" addresses asking questions. One- to see if they actually get back to you. And 2- to see if they could answer my simply question. It's been 3 weeks. I still get the flooded spam. Emails, but no replies. I can't imagine how hard it would be to try and get a refund!
This is my question: What are they guaranteeing? When you read the terms and conditions, it states that this is for entertainment purposes only. So, if they send you anything after you've paid. Technically they could say they've fulfilled their contract. They've 'entertained' you with reading material. They are clever with their words. They don't say "Money back guarantee if you do not win the lottery" by signing up, you agree that this is just for entertainment purposes. So to get your refund would you have to say "I was not entertained this meaning I am not 100% satisfied"
I just emailed Tara for the first time today, it'll be interesting to see if she replies. The others haven't and they are all affiliated with archangels entertainment.

I sent money to Tara back around two years ago same stupid messages as everyone else, why did I do this ( I think family member had just died a bit vulnerable) yet not silly enough to use card details, back then you could send a money order type thing but the address was in France or America I think. Any way a complete scam and still kept getting more letters to send more money never did again and never will. Now I am getting similar emails from someone called Maria psychic Numerology international. I am sure its the same group of scammers.

In Feb 22 I responded to an Email from Tara Medium. I throughly read the complete summary where she predicted a "lucky day in Feb 28th. The summary went on to explain what "I needed to do for "her" to dispel the evilness which was following me; causing mayhem & was keeping "good luck" from being fire front in my life. It also stated Tara needed to perform a special ritual for me to protect me which would cost me $29.00. I was given the option to make a one time option to pay the fee OR pay in 3 payments. I chose the 3 payment option. Upon receiving my bank statement my CC was charged twice, $9.99 both times on Feb 21,2019@ 5:41. I DID NOT AGREE to this. I have since UNFRIENDED Tara. I have contacted by banking institution AND I want a full refund of $20.

Replacing the number in the 'reading' web address with another number gives you an alternative automated message that others receive and you could have been just as likely to receive. This is so that people don't all get exactly the same message but this does not mean it isn't a scam! It is all computerised and just luck if it is actually true. Most of the automated messages are threatening - forecasting bad luck if you do not pay for help or missing out on gaining lots of money. Only person gaining money is the person using alias 'tara'. This is a scam to get money from vulnerable people.

I got an email off Tara saying that I would get happiness and win loads of cash with some numbers she was going to send me and a reading as well. But only if I sent her a certain amount of money! I didn't bite and I sent her an email asking her why, if these numbers were guaranteed to win, she didn't do them herself! I didn't get an answer-just more requests for cash and warnings about how I would miss out if I didn't respond! I still haven't bit and I hope this complaint is a warning to everyone who is gullible to these scams! It's like lucky numbers! There is no such thing. All numbers are lucky or unlucky. They are just numbers!

Robert O'Connor