My OperaLucky Name Numerology - Mr. Kannan - My Experience & Review
Monday, November 28, 2011 7:27:54 AM
Disclaimer:
Whether I believe in Numerology or not, this is just a capture of my experience with a Numerology Consultant - Mr.Kannan of Salem, India.
Oh it's Time
On 11 November 2011, myself and my wife became proud parents of a lovely baby boy. The date was unexpected and it just happened like that. Soon we decided to pick a suitable name and we both decided to approach a numerologist to come up with a name which is numerologically good too. As I was in a busy schedule moving from Chennai to Bangalore, I asked my wife to get in touch with a Numerologist and arrange for a name.
My wife searched the net and got the contact details of one Mr. Kannan, who consults in Numerology. He is based in Salem City, Tamilnadu, India. She emailed him and got a reply that he will help in choosing the better name for my baby.
The Consultation
After a few email threads, my wife was convinced that Mr.Kannan seemed to be good and agreed to pay the consultation fee of Rs.15000/- (yeah, fifteen thousand rupees). The next day payment was made online, and the Numerologist Mr.Kannan sent the name to my wife. The name was Praveen Raajeash. He spoke to my wife explaining all the benefits, and the reason behind selecting the name "Praveen" and "Raajeash". His reasoning is - my son has got few weak planets in his planetary chart and to ensure the negative effects to minimal he has carefuly chosen the name Praveen. Additionally he felt that last name "RAJESH" is numerologically bad and so, corrected it to "RAAJEASH". My wife called me immediately and forwarded the mail to me.
Upon reading I was shocked and couldn't digest the name. Atleast the first name he chose was good. But what he did to the last name is totally weird. Rajesh has become Raajeash. His argument that words and vibrations must be good is acceptable. But making the name look weird and sound a bit weird is not acceptable.
The Call
Upset, I called up Mr.Kannan the numerology consultant and asked him to re-work on the name. But he stubbornly said if the name is changed, the life of the baby will become un-lucky. I did not feel good about arguing with this guy. So I hanged up and informed my wife that we learned a lesson paying up Rs.15k. I know something about numerology. It's about alphabets, numbers and the vibrations / sound. And a numerologist's work is to figure out a good name which doesnt look weird, sound weird and at the same time should look natural. But Mr.Kannan, who runs the website Lucky-Name-Numerology just keeps adding some alphabets and use some convincing theories to close the deal. He even added that my name is numerologically bad. And advised me to get the baby name first, and then correct my name next. I was astonished by his marketing talent.
Conclusion
Not sure if Mr. Kannan is a good or bad numerologist, but my experience turned out to be sore and I think his service is very un-worthy for Rs.15000/-. Some of the problems I find with him are - No choice of names. Too expensive. Not friendly attitude over phone. I really wonder if this guy is all worth for the claims he make in his website. He claims he is he descendant of a spiritual family. He claims too many things, but does the job of an amateur who usually consults numerology books to come up with name combinations. I'd say his service is not worth for Rs.15k.
PS : Oh he charges around Rs.15000 for human / baby name consultation. Same for Name-correction. And upto Rs.50000 for Business Names selection.
Whether I believe in Numerology or not, this is just a capture of my experience with a Numerology Consultant - Mr.Kannan of Salem, India.
Oh it's Time
On 11 November 2011, myself and my wife became proud parents of a lovely baby boy. The date was unexpected and it just happened like that. Soon we decided to pick a suitable name and we both decided to approach a numerologist to come up with a name which is numerologically good too. As I was in a busy schedule moving from Chennai to Bangalore, I asked my wife to get in touch with a Numerologist and arrange for a name.
My wife searched the net and got the contact details of one Mr. Kannan, who consults in Numerology. He is based in Salem City, Tamilnadu, India. She emailed him and got a reply that he will help in choosing the better name for my baby.
The Consultation
After a few email threads, my wife was convinced that Mr.Kannan seemed to be good and agreed to pay the consultation fee of Rs.15000/- (yeah, fifteen thousand rupees). The next day payment was made online, and the Numerologist Mr.Kannan sent the name to my wife. The name was Praveen Raajeash. He spoke to my wife explaining all the benefits, and the reason behind selecting the name "Praveen" and "Raajeash". His reasoning is - my son has got few weak planets in his planetary chart and to ensure the negative effects to minimal he has carefuly chosen the name Praveen. Additionally he felt that last name "RAJESH" is numerologically bad and so, corrected it to "RAAJEASH". My wife called me immediately and forwarded the mail to me.
Upon reading I was shocked and couldn't digest the name. Atleast the first name he chose was good. But what he did to the last name is totally weird. Rajesh has become Raajeash. His argument that words and vibrations must be good is acceptable. But making the name look weird and sound a bit weird is not acceptable.
The Call
Upset, I called up Mr.Kannan the numerology consultant and asked him to re-work on the name. But he stubbornly said if the name is changed, the life of the baby will become un-lucky. I did not feel good about arguing with this guy. So I hanged up and informed my wife that we learned a lesson paying up Rs.15k. I know something about numerology. It's about alphabets, numbers and the vibrations / sound. And a numerologist's work is to figure out a good name which doesnt look weird, sound weird and at the same time should look natural. But Mr.Kannan, who runs the website Lucky-Name-Numerology just keeps adding some alphabets and use some convincing theories to close the deal. He even added that my name is numerologically bad. And advised me to get the baby name first, and then correct my name next. I was astonished by his marketing talent.
Conclusion
Not sure if Mr. Kannan is a good or bad numerologist, but my experience turned out to be sore and I think his service is very un-worthy for Rs.15000/-. Some of the problems I find with him are - No choice of names. Too expensive. Not friendly attitude over phone. I really wonder if this guy is all worth for the claims he make in his website. He claims he is he descendant of a spiritual family. He claims too many things, but does the job of an amateur who usually consults numerology books to come up with name combinations. I'd say his service is not worth for Rs.15k.
PS : Oh he charges around Rs.15000 for human / baby name consultation. Same for Name-correction. And upto Rs.50000 for Business Names selection.
