Fortune-telling does not set a price _ fortune-telling does not bargain.

Why is there a charge for predicting eight characters? What do you mean, no charge?

There is no charge for eight-character fortune telling, which is the freedom of fortune tellers. Some people accept it, others don't. There is a reason for charging. He relies on his knowledge of numerology to answer questions. It is reasonable for him to charge a certain consulting fee. If you don't charge, there is a reason not to charge. Suppose the owner has no money, how do you charge? Suppose he is the victim, how do you charge? Fortune tellers should touch all kinds of miscellaneous people and charge them according to their fate. Different fates, different fees, what do you mean, no fees? This is also divided into many situations. If the poor have no money, they will help him to settle accounts for free, answer his questions, give him chicken soup for the soul, give him confidence, give him the courage to live and give him dreams for the future. That fortune-telling is free, which is equivalent to doing good deeds and accumulating virtue. Maybe when he is rich, he will take the initiative to pay back the money to the fortune teller. There is also a fortune teller who is called to help solve the disaster. The fortune teller can't solve it or doesn't want to help. He took people's money to help them eliminate disasters. Why should he charge if he doesn't help them? Another requirement is that the owner should not systematically tell fortune and approve long-term charging items, but just ask a small numerology question. It is also possible that the fortune teller is lofty and does not accept this little money. In short, whether to charge or not is a matter for fortune tellers, and others can't control it, and it's hard to judge.