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The patient heard the acting physician being called by other names, like "Psychic or healer" that also practices Wicca and the patient had no knowledge or experience with Wicca. She entered the house, where she expected to receive care but it appeared like a farm with chickens or roosters. She was surrounded by the acting physician, three women that she called her daughters and two men that appeared to be her cousin and her daughter's boyfriend. The daughters assisted her in her service, which included killing animals as a form of sacrifice. The place appeared unclean and there was a grey cat, that made her feel like it wasn't a good fit. She offered to assist the acting physician with cleaning in hopes to improve her health and environment. The patient recalls that she left, feeling like a different person and she kept starring at her hands to ask her, "What happened to it?" The acting physician, shrugged her shoulders and stated, "nothing." The patient was not in the best mental state to make an informed decision, but she felt that her family was a target of scam because her maternal parent informed her later that her spouse was a relative to Nicky ****, but she informed her that she has never been acquainted to know her. And her other siblings claimed that they have never met her and didn't know who she was. The patient went to her maternal parent house to receive continued care. The acting physician informed the maternal family member that she received medicine from Africa to treat the patient. The patient received the treatment and she was advised to follow other instructions from the acting physician, but she her cognitive thinking began to improve. She began to research more about Nicky **** and found her listed on the rip off report. She realized that the acting physician was a fraud and seeking to use her, her potential spouse and her family for personal gains. The patient avoided following the acting physician instructions and called her to schedule a conference to discuss matters, but she hung up on her. She also sent a few text messages to request for the acting physician to cancel all services. The acting physician ignored the patient and continued to request $350 or more funds from her maternal parent's spouse. The patient had no preexisting history of mental illness. She was working flexible hours for a nonprofit organization and she had average to excellent credit. She was in a committed, healthy relationship and living in a stable environment before she experienced a medical crisis. Life no longer appeared the same. She felt as if the acting physician was trying to claim her identity or replace herself in someone else shoes.
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This is clearly a case of fraudulent merchandise and targeting older women who they feel will just "let it go" because it's too difficult to deal with them. I updated my Credit Card bank & will continue with my billing issue as fraud against this company.
I had to confirm my address through the company. Nicholas from this courier emailed me and said the crates would be $50 charge since I need 2 of them and a $100 insurance fee which they would return to me. After I did all that they stopped messaging and I didn't get a new tracking number. I have tried to request the money back but they keep denying. Angela Wyatt and nicholaus jones are the two people I got scammed from