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S Club 7's Paul Cattermole in 'psychic' career change as he flogs readings

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S Club 7 singer Paul Cattermole has certainly put his chart-topping days behind him, as he recently launched a dedicated website for his new profession as a psychic detective.The 44-year-old, who became famous for performing in the award-winning group, wrote a lengthy bio to psychic marketplace Ask The Answer and said: "I have a keen interest in getting to the root of any problem as an intuitive paranormal investigator."He also mentioned that he has an "abundance of experience and knowledge".Paul also charges his customer £2.25 per minute for readings on the telephone, or £39.95 for 20 minutes, however, this service is currently listed as "unavailable" on the website.His full bio reads: "I have an abundance of experience and knowledge to share with you from my days in pop band S Club 7 to my present role as a spiritual psychic where my reputation over the years has earned me the title of psychic detective."I have a keen interest in getting to the root and cause of any problem as an intuitive paranormal investigator.'He added: "You can ask me ANYTHING (except for what is not allowed via the terms and conditions of the website!) I prefer specific questions that assist both myself and you to dive deeply into the situation and receive powerful spirit-led messages."Using and working with energy is my zone of genius.

I can also use a variety of tools if requested. I like my readings to be uplifting and fun but I can also offer empathy and compassion for all sorts of situations.""I have been trained and passed by the Spiritual Studio professional accreditation body.

Peace be the journey of Life, Paul."The former musician also explained that his expertise is currently tarot reading, psychic, clairvoyant and spirit coach.Paul.

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