I paid for a reading regarding my pet. He could not even describe her. He went on about neurological/CNS complaints (no hint of anything like this ever) and never even hit on the surgery she had for digestion complaints. I had to tell him and then he told me a whole bunch of stuff....I don't have any faith in what he said as he knew nothing about it on his own. He has no formal education in anatomy, physiology, pathology, etc. I AM educated in these areas. He spent the better part of the hour giving me his "opinions" on pet food and told me what he and Carla do for their own dogs and this is simply not what I paid $180 for. There was no "reading" no "mediumship" no "channeling" no psychic or spiritual information AT ALL.
I am also a Homeopath. He gave me the most ridiculous advice in this regard - I was truly perplexed as to why he would even risk such advice (better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt).
He supposedly prepares ahead of time but it sounded as if he just pulled out a piece of paper and started scribbling right there at that time. I do not believe he did anything at all to prepare.
He told me nothing I didn't already know and I was insulted at some of the other advice - which i did interrupt and tell him I was not here for all that instruction on how to prepare my own pet food (I have done all this and more over 32 years and 12 pets).
I think he is dishonest and clearly fabricating facts about his own life and abilities. Beware. I was ready to go to the Police but they gave me my money back immediately after I told them what I thought directly.
There are lots of truly talented psychics on Vancouver Island. Go somewhere else.
Stephen Austen is a disgusting low life liar who belongs in prison. He takes advantage of people who are sick and suffering by pretending to be a gifted "medical intuitive" and "clairvoyant".
He cheats people out of their money and then refuses to issue them a refund if they complain. He actually records the sessions, and instead of giving you information, he will ask you questions and then he will give you nonsensical "advice" which is just a waste of time.
If you file a claim with PayPal or your bank, he will give them all of your personal information that you mistakenly trusted him with. He completely lacks moral integrity, if he was actually legitimate, he would have a great reputation as well as a waiting list.
In order to win the case, he will try to convince Paypal/the bank that you are crazy and delusional in order to destroy your credibility. If you are already going through a difficult time in your life, he will make it even worse. He only cares about making money, he is not even capable of helping anyone solve their problems.
Many psychics are criminals and you have to be very careful in order to protect yourself. He refuses to offer refunds and he records the sessions that are supposed to be private and confidential. Those are both huge red flags. I really hope that I can prevent other people from being damaged by this despicable fraud.
Stephen Austen Reviews
I paid for a reading regarding my pet. He could not even describe her. He went on about neurological/CNS complaints (no hint of anything like this ever) and never even hit on the surgery she had for digestion complaints. I had to tell him and then he told me a whole bunch of stuff....I don't have any faith in what he said as he knew nothing about it on his own. He has no formal education in anatomy, physiology, pathology, etc. I AM educated in these areas. He spent the better part of the hour giving me his "opinions" on pet food and told me what he and Carla do for their own dogs and this is simply not what I paid $180 for. There was no "reading" no "mediumship" no "channeling" no psychic or spiritual information AT ALL.
I am also a Homeopath. He gave me the most ridiculous advice in this regard - I was truly perplexed as to why he would even risk such advice (better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt).
He supposedly prepares ahead of time but it sounded as if he just pulled out a piece of paper and started scribbling right there at that time. I do not believe he did anything at all to prepare.
He told me nothing I didn't already know and I was insulted at some of the other advice - which i did interrupt and tell him I was not here for all that instruction on how to prepare my own pet food (I have done all this and more over 32 years and 12 pets).
I think he is dishonest and clearly fabricating facts about his own life and abilities. Beware. I was ready to go to the Police but they gave me my money back immediately after I told them what I thought directly.
There are lots of truly talented psychics on Vancouver Island. Go somewhere else.
Stephen Austen is a disgusting low life liar who belongs in prison. He takes advantage of people who are sick and suffering by pretending to be a gifted "medical intuitive" and "clairvoyant".
He cheats people out of their money and then refuses to issue them a refund if they complain. He actually records the sessions, and instead of giving you information, he will ask you questions and then he will give you nonsensical "advice" which is just a waste of time.
If you file a claim with PayPal or your bank, he will give them all of your personal information that you mistakenly trusted him with. He completely lacks moral integrity, if he was actually legitimate, he would have a great reputation as well as a waiting list.
In order to win the case, he will try to convince Paypal/the bank that you are crazy and delusional in order to destroy your credibility. If you are already going through a difficult time in your life, he will make it even worse. He only cares about making money, he is not even capable of helping anyone solve their problems.
Many psychics are criminals and you have to be very careful in order to protect yourself. He refuses to offer refunds and he records the sessions that are supposed to be private and confidential. Those are both huge red flags. I really hope that I can prevent other people from being damaged by this despicable fraud.