After visiting the Spectrum in Irvine, I was very surprised to see the city is allowing a psychic that goes by of Nina, to set up shop in our town and now has opened another location in the Walnut Shopping Center. Curious, I read some reviews, and just as I suspected, a woman gave a review stating that Nina had asked her for large sums of money to preform some sort of psychic cleansing. In an effort to warn anyone who might be considering seeing this person, I can't say with any more seriousness and warning, stay away! What might seem as a harmless consultation with someone who claims to know your past, present and future, I can tell you with absolute certainty that at some point and time you too will be victimized. They are looking for certain types of people they refer to as "Marks" that they feel they can scam. Generally, "Marks" are in some way emotionally fragile ( maybe just at the time) and they will exploit this weakness. In their business there is a term called "Cold Reading" and they use this ***-artist skill to tell you your fortune. What you may think is some sort of accuracy on their part, is really more hunt and peck... They are sizing you up: How you dress, how you speak, the jewelry your wearing, the car you drive, ect... Oh, and by the way, hide the jewelry, otherwise they'll be asking for it latter. Believe me. they want your jewelry, and your car, and your cash, and anything else they can scam out of you. They have various techniques they use to get it from you too... Their really into cleansing stuff! You see, the reason you have so many problems is because you have a bunch of negative energy surrounding you! Unfortunately, its spread to everything you own and you'll be giving it to them to use in some sort of meditation to cleanse and it won't be coming back! Or, maybe you be asked to buy a special crystal, or maybe some candles? Thousand- dollar crystal, five-hundred dollar candles? It's going to cost you a lot of money to get all that darkness off you! Soon, they be driving your car! Any of this sounding familiar? Google Fortuneteller/ Psychic Scams and read-up! You can call the police too.... I'm sure your not the first!