Psychics and Clairvoyants

Some letters you get in the post might not be real. They might try to trick you.

What to look out for:

Psychics and fortune tellers:
These letters say someone can see your future or tell you lucky lottery numbers.
They ask you to fill in a form with personal details.
Then they use that information to make the letter feel personal and real.
They ask for money:
You might be asked to pay for a “good luck charm” or a special service.
If you pay once, they will keep asking for more money.
They use your name and worries:
These letters often talk about things people worry about.
They try to make you feel special or lucky — but it’s a trick.

Names to watch out for

Some fake letters use names like:

These are not real people. They are made-up names used to trick you.

What you can do:

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