Client Wins Subsidence Insurance Claim using Feng Shui Secrets!
Sarah Mcallister • June 16, 2018
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Recently, I was delighted to hear back from a London Feng Shui client of mine regarding an insurance claim that had been unfairly rejected twice in the past. It was for subsidence, which is notoriously tricky, but you could tell that these people were being truthful and that they needed to be supported by their insurance company.
They called me in last November and I suggested a few changes in the Feng Shui of the house, but most importantly I selected two dates this Spring for them to file their claim anew.
Using specialist Chue Style Date Selection skills, I gave them two very specific days and hours which aligned with the client’s Ba Zi Chinese Astrology (based on Hour, Day, Month, Year of birth, so extremely bespoke) and this is the result:
“Thank you for your support concerning our subsidence reopening claim: it went really well, the insurance company accepted the responsibility straight away so we wont have to pay a penny and the process is on course. We are very pleased. And, yes, we did follow your advice concerning the insurance paperwork, to the letter!” Client name anonymous to protect their identity.
Remember, this is after two failed attempts to re-open the claim. Cynics of Feng Shui, step aside!!
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