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Feng Shui This - Ethics
First, let me make clear that this post is about an IMAGINARY house. No homes have been hurt in the building of this story...and no clients past or current have been represented.
What does Feng Shui have to do with ethics? In my Feng Shui business I come across houses with Feng Shui charts that would send me into a panic if my family had to live there. It has nothing to do with the size or cost of the home, the unfortunate charts are non-discriminatory.
So lets say there's a house and the Feng Shui chart is so bad the owners cannot live there anymore. There's been bankruptsy, sickness, divorce and death...nasty, nasty Feng Shui. We'll even run over the imaginary dog and have the imaginary cat coughing up hairballs the size of pumpkins on a daily basis...in the master bedroom...on the bed. Add a spook or two and SHAZAM...bonified disaster chart.
By now they're figuring out there's a crisis and drastic measures are called for, so they call the nearest Feng Shui Master...so now what? Well, it's not always hopeless. Sometimes people can be taught to use the house differently, ghosts can be shooed along, demons banished...and the house becomes much, much better.
But, lets imagine this family decides they want out. Well, they're not stupid after all. By now they know that they live in a house that is working against them. And, if they're not able to make it much, much better, they want out.
So as their Feng Shui expert, I've given them information that has helped convince them to leave the house. Should I also list this house? And, if I do list it, do I tell people I did a Feng Shui consult on it and the results?
Ok, here's what I think.
1. Yes, I can and should list it if they ask. After all, I can help them sell it faster by using Feng Shui.
2. Since a Feng Shui Consult is a private consultation, I do not have the right to give out the information the owners have paid for.
3. Since I do not want to (and should not) sell a house without disclosing something I consider a problem, I should advise any prospective buyer (who is interested in the fact that I am a Feng Shui Professional) that a Feng Shui consultation would be a good investment before they buy ANY house, since each family has their own needs. But, that consultant can't be me.
4. I must never, ever give so much as the impression of giving a "bad" feng shui report in order to list a house. I have to work as hard as possible to "fix" the house for them to live in happily, if that is what they want.
When all is said and done, the house that is horrible for one family may be good for another. Much of Feng Shui is about matching the people to the house, and using the house in the best way. After all, a boss of 100 will be able to make good use of energy that could destroy some families. So, it's not up to me to advise a buyer whether to buy a house...unless that buyer is my Feng Shui client.
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Subject: Source one Automotive- Extreme fraud and bait and switch_ extended car warrantee 888-443-6070 tel and fax 615-261-2039.
Subject: Source one Automotive- Extreme fraud and bait and switch_ extended car warrantee
To whom it may concern:
I bought a policy in good faith from Source one automotive located in 113 seaboard lane suite A-190 Franklin, Tn 37061. 888-443-6070 tel and fax 615-261-2039.
The sales people sounded nice and presented me with a policy that sounded good. I asked for them to send e mail copy of exact details on policy which they did. I liked what I saw so I committed to $3300.00 to pay for this policy. When I received policy it only had half of the covered items in it. It also stated clearly exclusions- what this vehicle service does not cover. All parts not specifically listed as covered parts in this coverage booklet, based on the coverage you selected, are not covered under this contract.
Therefore, this is a total scam and bait and switch on Source ones part. All customers should beware of this company. When I called to fix their obvious mistake(scam) they kept me on hold for an hour. Then they hung up on me and kept transferring me to voicemail. When I finally was able to get A supervisor on the phone Shawn Peterson she said she would review and then the next day called me and explained how it was a mistake and not there problem. They went over clearly the policy took my money and sent something other than what I bought. Most people probably would not go back and read fine print and get taken for their money since policy would not cover anywhere near what they paid for.
I have canceled my credit card and canceled policy. It is important people read carefully what is sent in any contracts they pay for. This company has probably scammed hundred if not thousands of people with double talk.
I have attached actual policy so you can review what they sent. It is clear what I bought and clear what they sent was different.
Shame on this company and the people that work there. TOTAL Fraud buyer beware of bait and switch...
Thank you
Brian Kantor
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Is Feng Shui Fake?
Do you think Feng Shui is all smoke and mirrors? Silly Superstition? Do you think it works only if you "believe in that nonsense"? Well, you're not alone. What's interesting though is that one of the top Feng Shui Masters in the world once also had a poor opinion of Feng Shui. Then he dug a little deeper. He expected to find it to be nothing more than superstition, instead he found wisdom and truth.
Joseph Yu wasn't always a Feng Shui Master. His studies at the University of Hong Kong were in math and physics. Joseph set out to disprove what he considered superstition. The more he studied the more truth he found. The problem was that the truth was mixed with superstition.
These were the beginnings of his Feng Shui Research Center, where Feng Shui students from all over the world come together to help each other weed out the truth from the superstition. Now you can pick a qualified Feng Shui Consultant from a list of hundreds who have been graduated by this former skeptic.
The good thing about all the Fake Feng Shui is that it's started people wondering if there is anything to this art. Just remember, fake Feng Shui is very simple and seldom gives lasting results. So, if you're someone who thinks things through before following every little trend, maybe it's time to look into the real, ancient art of Feng Shui and see just how much it will help you.
I've studied many years under Master Yu and I'm qualified to assess your situation. After all, in the current economy, we all need every edge. Feng Shui can help you sell your house, buy a house, and be happier in the house you're in. Quite a valuable tool for anyone.
Feng Shui This - Is Feng Shui Fake?
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