Do you want an article written about you removed from BadPsychics? Here is how.

For so many years, many many years, we have exposed psychics/mediums on this site, but we have never really given a guideline for how a psychic can have an article about them removed.

Now why would they want an article removed? Well we rank very high on Google for a start, so anyone searching for a psychic's name, may very well come across this website and a negative article about them.

I do not accept bribes, quite a few have tried. I do not listen to threats, I have seen and heard it all before.

So if you want to have a single article removed, or even all articles about you removed, you only need to do a couple of things.

1. Publish online a video of you looking at the camera stating the following.

"My name is [insert name], I am not really psychic, I do not have magic powers, I cannot see the future or the past through any kind of supernatural ability. I do not communicate with the dead. What I do is an act, specifically a psychic/mediumship act. It is purely for entertainment purposes only.

2. Publish that same statement as text on your own official website, or official social media page.

Once you have done that, send me a link to the video and the text. And upon checking, I will remove whatever you like about you specifically, from this site.

Really! That's it. Just do that one simple thing, that being honest. And all is forgiven and forgotten. You can carry on doing what you do, and I will not care, I will not report on it, I will not expose it. And as long as you keep that video and statement online, then as far as I am concerned I have no interest in you or anything else you say or do.

I wont even publish the video statement either. As long as it is on your own site and stays there, then as far as I am concerned you do not exist in the same Universe as me.

Who wants to take me up on the challenge? No tricks. No secret articles. I will do as I say.
Surely doing this is much cheaper in the long run than wasting money on lawyers who will only tell you, you don't have a leg to stand up.

By Jon Donnis