TURKISH COFFEE READINGS - THE LATEST SCAM?

People only tend to remember the bits that came true and forget the rest.

Although it can't be called a scam...you either want to pay for a reading or you don't.

What utter tosh.

My gran used to read the tealeaves-she did it for free. I can't remember all the things she pointed out to me, only that a circle meant a wedding and that the nearer the top of the cup the sooner it would happen. Maybe I should revise my skills and set up in business.

This made me laugh.
When at uni, I was told by an Armenian friend's grandmother that I had the gift to read and interpret coffee grinds. Spurred on by my friend's granny, I used to frequently do this as a form of entertainment, much to the increasing intrigue of other friends.

Sometimes, my "readings" hit the mark( I have a vivid imagination).

Do tell your friend, Ramblingrose22 that it is all total rubbish!

I have a special cup and saucer which someone gave me years ago for reading tea leaves.

I only charge £50 - any takers?

A fool and his/her money are soon parted.

No one can guarantee that any sort of predictive readings are true, if you want to give it a go that's up to you. If you're doubtful, don't.