John Edward - Fact or Fiction?

I think he is full of crap and anyone that would pay him that much for $15 minutes should invest that money into a therapist.

 

I'm still not sure. Some people have a nack for something, sometimes a feeling. If you aren't too sure about the subject, pick up his book. It's an interesting read about how he didn't really want to get into this kind of business as a business, but just had a nack for it.

 

Not necessarily. It isn't about bringing back, but more about connecting with something familiar that you are no longer able to. Looking at it from a business perspective, the target market is right up there with those that say you can have one billion dollars; Nigerian / 419 scams and the like. However, no matter what the dollar amount is, at least the audience members that are participants get some piece of mind. Hopefully in a positive way. That said, is it any better than other scammers? I'd say so.


btw, if you don't want to buy the book, libraries are still free, or it is 99cents plus shipping from amazon zshops.

 

The afterlife is something that is entirely unknown, but speculated on for years and years. This particular argument of playing with "people's minds and assuring them that all is well" could also be an argument against any church as well. While there is history and more followers with various religions, this doesn't have a specific following, only gypsies or the like, in various small groups here and there. What this guy has done is put it into a forum, and someplace where people can see what he's doing.

Degrees of what is morally wrong varies on the actual issue. IMO, it might be morally wrong to others, but the visitors to the show and those that are 'read' in a matter of speaking, go away with something very positive. That in itself shouldn't be condoned.

As for what is morally objectionable, how about spyware that others load onto user's systems, creating drones of spamming pc's out on there, or even just applications that watch their every move and keystroke, displaying ads and gathering information about them. That would be morally wrong too, right? Especially if they didn't even know it, nor find any pleasure from it.

 

"Im feeling an "S" anyone in this thread have anyone in here have a relative that has a name that begins with the letter "S" anyone? Stephanie? Sandra? Sylvia? Anyone? She is telling me right now that she misses you and she is doing well. Did she die in some accident? Because that's what she's telling me right now."

IMHO, I think John Edwards and everyone else, including Sylvia Brown are full of it. No guessing games with me; if Im going to be a believer he better come in my face by himself and ask me upfront "Do you have a grandmother who recently passed away after a long struggle with liver disease?" and then i'll believe you.

In the meantime, i'm not buying into them.

 

And Mr Edwards obviously doesn't channel in to FerrariChat as he hasn't advised me as yet, where my bequeathed/mislaid gold horseshoe ring is located?

 

Yo, huge Sopranos fan here... I don't remember that scene, and I've seen every episode at least twice... Am I losing it because the Sopranos hasn't been on for a while, or did you Aussies see a scene we didn't?

 

"I say this to you now, John Edward, you are the biggest ****** in the Universe, ever."

 

you guys always crack me up!
If he charges only $750/15min for a candidate that almost won the Vice Presidency that is CHEAP!!!
You should see what Mumbly Joe...ah whats his name...Dole charges.
You should see what past Presidents get for appearance. That can range at about $250,000 per appearance of 45min, which would make it about 100times that of J Edwards. Oh yes, they are booked for years as well.

It is funny how political party orientation changes thoughts and views from one moment to the next. Too funny to watch!

 

I think you're confusing John Edward: self proclaimed 'talk to the dead' medium / professional b.s. artist / white collar con man / http://www.johnedward.net/

with John Edwards: Kerry's ex running mate.

Easy mistake to make.

As for Edward: it's quite clear he prays on the distressed and grieving to fund his charlatanism. Anyone who forks out $750 bucks for a 15 minute session that doesn't involve a blowjob is getting screwed in the wrong way.