Oracle Girl

YummyPancake

Sorry this is a bit random and I have no idea who else to ask!  

A family member is going to try using Oracle Girl (https://www.oraclegirl.org/)
to heal a relationship.  No card details, no personal details required, just name and email address, optional donation.  They are going to set up a new email address.

Just wondering if anyone has used it before as I don’t want her to be scammed!!

thanks

HampshireH

It's free so she won't be scammed financially (just don't donate)

Emotionally, quite possibly. Having read the info there's definitely more than a few things which make you wonder.

Each to their own though

elsien

Has she read the small print which very much talks about card details?
Small print — Oracle Girl
Particularly the disclaimers which basically say "anything that happens is nothing to do with me" and  the "You alone are responsible for cancelling your weekly Reboot group. You can cancel at any time via your Donor account. The moment that you cancel, your financial transactions will cease and you will still receive the latest purification you previously donated for. Please note that cancelling your card is not cancelling your subscription and you will still be liable for ongoing charges."  
Which is an interesting take on voluntary donations.

I'm not familiar with the person - I have a view about the content which I won't share on here because each to their own.

However I would suspect that the free bits are limited and that there will be an expectation to "donate" to sessions, recordings etc to fully benefit from what is being offered. Those sorts of selling techniques can be quite subtle and people can be drawn in without always realising it.

Your sister may wish to consider her emotional state of mind and whether this will impact on how much money she ends up chucking at the owner of the site. 

YummyPancake

Thank you.  Really have to be cautious.  She was in the mind that it’s all online so it should be safer, whereas I was thinking the opposite!  Tracking IP etc!!   I will see about how to be careful with it and to do it in a safe way.  Thanks again.

gettingtheresometime

Have they tried more conventional methods such as Relate (not only for married couples?)

Pollycat

I've delved a bit into the website.

OP - what do you think about the website?

Do you think it will help your sister heal this relationship?

ratechaser

No one just wants to say the word 'cult' then?

elsien

@ratechaser,  I have to be honest, scientology and their methods of extracting money from people and drawing them in was the first thing that came to mind.

Ditzy_Mitzy

Woo Woo!!  
Is it a steam engine's whistle?  Is it a popular drink at the local nightclub?  
No!  It's Oracle Girl's website.  She's got a PhD in calendars!  She believes in lizard people and has issues with gold (she ain't saying the Jews run the world, but it's the sort of thing people who believe that sort of thing say)!  She is psychically linked with a Tibetan monk!  
I wouldn't touch her with a ten foot bargepole and nor should you.  
Such people prey on those with problems.  Bad news.  Avoid.  

Pollycat

It's a website I'd do my best to persuade any of my friends and family to avoid like the plague.

Ditzy_Mitzy

Oracle Girl paid £134,517 corporation tax last year.  Gross profit, by very rough reckoning, sits at £670,000 odd.  Her 'free' service is unusually profitable.