Fourteen things people ask before starting

Seven days of the whole subscription for fifty cents: one personal three-card reading on a situation you name, written and delivered within 24 hours, with the card photographs and one follow-up question. Archive access and the monthly spread are live from the first minute.

On day 8 the subscription costs $29.00 CAD a month unless you cancel before then. Nothing is held back from the trial week — it isn't a sample tier.

A person, every time. Mira reads the brief, lays a physical deck, photographs the spread and writes the report at a desk. Software does delivery, the archive and billing, and nothing else.

You can tell by the friction. Reports contain second thoughts, notes where a card fights the one beside it, and the occasional admission that the spread is ambiguous. Generated readings rarely admit difficulty.

Within 24 hours of your brief, and typically in 12 to 18. Readings are written in the order briefs arrive, in the evening.

Weekend briefs are written Sunday evening. Ontario statutory holidays push everything back a day. If yours will run past the limit, you're told before the limit passes — the 24-hour figure is a commitment, not a marketing flourish.

The card on file is charged $29.00 CAD plus the tax for your province, and your monthly reading allowance resets. A reminder goes out on day 6 so the charge isn't a surprise.

If you cancel before the charge, none follows. If the charge fails, the subscription pauses and you're e-mailed rather than retried silently for a week.

Two clicks, on the account page or through the link at the foot of any e-mail. No phone call, no exit survey, no "are you sure" loop.

Access continues to the end of the period you've paid for, including a trial. Readings already delivered stay in the archive while access is active, and reappear if you resubscribe.

A first subscription can be refunded inside seven days of the first charge, no reason needed. Renewals are refunded if no reading was delivered during that billing period. Extra readings, once written, aren't refundable.

Request by e-mail from the address on the account and it's processed in a few business days, back to the same card. Full terms: refund policy.

Prices are in Canadian dollars and charged in Canadian dollars. Visa, Mastercard and American Express are accepted, and debit where the issuer supports recurring charges.

No PayPal, no crypto, no wallet balance. Card details go to the payment processor; only the last four digits and expiry are stored here, so you can tell two cards apart.

No. Canadian sales tax is collected according to the province you live in, so HST or GST is added at checkout and shown on the summary before you confirm. It also appears on the receipt.

The $0.50 CAD, $29.00 CAD and $75.00 CAD figures are pre-tax, and they're published that way so nothing changes at the card entry screen.

Five or six lines: what's happening, what you've already tried, and what would count as a real answer. Add the time frame and the person involved if there is one.

The best briefs include one sentence about what you're afraid of. That sentence is usually the actual question, and it gives the spread something to bite on. A vague brief gets one narrowing question back before any card is drawn.

Yes — as long as the question is about your situation with them, not a reading of their private life. "Why does he go quiet after we argue" works. "What is he thinking about me right now" tends to drift vague.

First names or initials are enough. No photos, no birth dates needed.

It won't decide for you. Every report ends with two or three things worth trying this week and the reasoning behind each, so you can measure them against what you already know.

That's deliberate. A reader who hands down verdicts gets followed off a cliff. A reading that shows its working can be argued with, and the argument is often more useful than the reading.

No. Readings are for entertainment and perspective, and the site says so on every page. A spread might point at a pattern in your spending or your sleep, but it can't read a lab result, a contract clause or a tax rule.

Bring both. The reading helps you frame the question you take to the professional.

Account e-mail, your briefs, the readings and billing references such as the last four card digits. Briefs and readings are kept while the account exists and deleted 24 months after cancellation, or sooner if you ask.

Card numbers never touch this site — the payment processor holds them. Details and your rights under PIPEDA are in the privacy policy.

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