Judging the unseen world- what are your guidelines?

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When you choose a psychic to read for you, or select a book on para normal subjects or on witchcraft or spells, what is the standard that helps you make a wise choice? I would like to present some ideas on choosing a psychic, but I would love others to add to the list. No one is always able to make accurate predictions each and every time. a good psychic will usually be right, and will say they have a high rate of accuracy- but be suspicious of those who insist they are never wrong. A common scam is to warn you that you are under a bad spell or a curse and that only some product they have or spell they can cast will release you. I like to call this the $600 candle reading- when I hear of someone doing it. they'll say you need me to light a candle to cast off this curse- the candle is About $20-- and then next visit they'll say the curse is worse than I though, we need the fifty dollar candle, and so on until the $600 candle. I have heard of astonishing curse removals scams. People have passages that are difficult in their lives but i have yet to see such a thing as a curse on anyone I've ever read for. A good psychic will insist that clients wait a reasonable time before returning. Getting cards or palms read can be addictive, and no decent psychic will be a part of that. My requirement is 6 weeks. If a person in in a crisis, and needs to touch pbase with me during it- that's different, and there is no charge for it. A bad psychic will keep upping the ante and shortening the time between readings. these are a couple of issues I'd want people to be aware of in choosing a psychic. And by the way if you are getting a reading and one of these ploys is used- call the police. Its illegal as can be! What about other psychic services- like holding a seance or ridding a house of poltergeists? I'd like to hear from others on this.