A man looking for a fortune teller-after looking for a fortune teller, Dot mole, this man actually has nine moles.

A took the initiative to see a fortune teller. Then, A's father went to the police and said that fortune telling was fraud. Does this fortune teller constitute fraud?

Judging from your description, this is not fortune telling. Fortune-telling only predicts good or bad luck, and it is also very clear that big things depend on the sky and small things depend on people. The real master of fate is himself. No one can change their own destiny, even the Buddha has birth and death, blessings and death, not to mention us mortals!

You should be talking about the so-called gods or something! Let's talk about how accurate such people can be. The so-called seeing things is itself a kind of fraud, even an insatiable fraud. When the amount of fraud reaches a certain level, even the stupid person can understand that he has fallen into the pit. How could he not call the police?

Therefore, if you want to ask whether it constitutes a crime of fraud, I can tell you clearly that it has constituted a crime of fraud. Once you file a case, you will go to jail!