Los Feliz Psychic

I would not recommend Los Feliz Psychic to anyone. She’s a crook; she’s playing on your emotions to get you where she wants you to be. She’s not interested in giving direct answers to your present or upcoming problems. She’s asking for work to be done and of course that means money. She seemed busy, but don’t see if it’s truly the case; it might a trick to get the clients to be ‘patient’ and desperate to call her back in order for her to get your money! She seems nice though but she’s out to get you good. Stay away from her and go to Madame Pamita instead: she’s genuine!

Tries to play on your emotions. Didn’t introduce herself or present herself in a professional manner. Her cell rang a couple times in the middle of the reading. If you are trying to be professional and do a reading, turn off your phone or leave it in your office. Just didn’t feel comfortable.

I don’t know where to start… The experience was horrible. Got a deal through groupon for meditation and reading (a friend gifted it to me and thought it would be fun). I called to make the appointment. On my way there Karen says that she was sick and that her mom would fill in for her. My appointment was supposed to be for one hour. I ring the door bell and someone answered and said to come in and sit down. Karen’s mom introduces herself, asked me for my name and date of birth. Her phone rang 3 times during the meeting and she picked up all her calls. I was waiting for a meditation that never took place. I was out of there within 18 minutes. Very unprofessional, they do not hold to their part of the bargain, It was a rip off. Reading was COMPLETELY innacurate.

Don’t make fun of me, but I’ve been to a psychic or two in my day, and I know a fakeroo when I see one.
My friend and I saw a Groupon deal for a crystal ball reading at this shop, so we figured we’d have some fun and give it a try, since it was so cheap. It was difficult to make an appointment, as Karen Kyle (shop owner/​psychic/​crystal ball reader) said she was really heavily booked. We finally got appointments for 4pm and 5pm on a Saturday afternoon. Karen told us the hour-​long appointments would be 30 minutes for a crystal ball reading and 30 minutes for meditation.
My friend and I walked up to the shop, and the first thing we noticed was the glittery sign above the door. The door was locked and we had to ring a bell to be let into the building. We rang it and waited a minute, and then a woman in slippers, pajamas, and her hair in a messy bun opened the door. She asked why we were there, we told her, and then she let us in. Turns out, that lady was Karen Kyle, the psychic. She did my friend’s appointment first, and led me into a back room to wait. The back room had a table with one tall chair and one broken chair, and a couple old magazines on the table. There was a phone on the floor, a washer/​dryer in the hallway behind the room, and a child and adult man talking/​playing in the room next to the laundry hallway. I wondered if Karen Kyle had forgotten we had appointments and was having a lazy day with her family (she must live at the «shop») that we were interrupting.
After maybe 10 minutes, my friend’s appointment was done, and Karen asked me to come to the crystal ball room. So much for a 30 minute reading and a 30 minute meditation, huh? My appointment was equally short. She asked me for way too much information (names, birthdays, and even pictures of friends, bosses, boy I’m dating, etc), and she told me really generic things. She basically rattled off Zodiac characteristics for me/​people mentioned in my reading, which I assume is why she wanted their birthdays. After 7 or 8 minutes, she ended the reading and called my friend back into the room. She told us it was meditation time, and she had us place our hands on the table and close our eyes, and then she left the room, saying she’d be back in 10 minutes to check on us. We got up and left. It was 4:25pm, and we were supposed to end our appointments at 6pm.
The best thing I got out of my time at this shop was a picture of a crystal ball to post on instagram.