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How to Communicate the Reading of a Bad Mobile Number without Hurting People


1. “Sorry, this is going to hurt, we have other people that experienced bad things with this number.  I hope this is not true for you”

2. “This is not your fault, it is the fault of the number. I too had this before”

3. “It is not 100%, but prolonged use of this number has a higher chance of leading to such bad things”

4. “Not all are negative, there are many good points in your number; just that the negatives overwhelm the positives”

5. “How do you FEEL about Your number analysis?”

6. “Knowing the bad things your number brings you, do you still want to continue using this number?”  Related articles:

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