They want 230 euros for a consultation in Bulgaria’s first clairvoyant house – Security in the news

230 they want a consultation at the first clairvoyant house in Bulgaria. It is owned by Dimitrinka Staykova from Varna, who is single one of many “number one clairvoyants” in the country. And she passed her craft on to her two daughters – Ivelina and Stoyanka. Together they produce political, health and financial forecasts. They even find missing people.

Fortune tellers advertise their activity on social networks through predictions they publish

However, only Dimitrinka shows her face. Her daughters are always behind the scenes.

Their price list is not at all accessible to the average Bulgarian. A 30-minute video consultation on Viber was arranged after sending money. It costs 230 euros. Watching by email, strange as it may sound, also costs 230 euros. But there is a discount if there are two customers – 350 euros.

Probably, in order to reach customers outside of Bulgaria, part of the fortune-telling is translated into English

The clairvoyant has prepared health predictions for many local and world politicians and uploads videos about them.

However, Dimitrinka turns out to be criminally manifested. In 2008, she was given a suspended sentence for killing a pig and possessing a firearm and ammunition without a permit. The herd of animals passed by the family property, and she shot her husband Veselin Staykov’s weapon. He is a former soldier, therefore he received an administrative penalty – a fine of BGN 500.

At the moment, their property in Varna is abandoned and for sale. The whole clairvoyant family lives in a van in the field near Beloslav. They used to receive clients there years ago.

“The ad you read is not current. I’m not hiding anyone. Anyone can ask for money from anyone,” commented the clairvoyant’s husband.

While Dimitrinka claims that her daughters acquired the skills by inheritance, the moon mage Maria Stoicheva from Varna teaches students. She conducts one-month courses in divination and occultism, which cost a “modest” BGN 3,000.

Source: NOVA

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