Services
Five practices and a telephone desk.Four practices and a telephone desk.Three practices.
Most engagements use several of the firm’s practices at once. All of them begin the same way: with a telephone call, a meeting and a survey of the premises.
The practices
| Practice | What it provides | Led by |
|---|---|---|
| Prudence | Assessment of who could be reading a client, and a standing arrangement to prevent it | Constance Albrecht-Moyo |
| Inertial placement | Staff whose fields cancel telepathy and precognition within a measured radius | Leonard Teague |
| Field measurement | Surveys of premises with the PSI-FIELD MONITOR (TR-01993) | Dr. Casimir Dunleavy |
| Counter-surveillance | Technical sweeps, device inventories and line checks | Bernadette Grzelak |
| Half-life privacy | Screening of consultation rooms for families with relatives in half-life | Matthias Brunner |
| Software | The Intranet Suite, installed and supported by telephone | Wendell Abernathy |
How an engagement begins
- A telephone call. To the New York office, +1 212 014 0147. We will not discuss particulars on the telephone and will ask you not to.
- A meeting. At our office or yours, with an inertial present. We ask what you wish to keep private, from whom, and why you think it is not.
- A survey. Our technicians measure the field on your premises and sweep them for devices, usually over five working days.
- A proposal. In writing, delivered by hand: what we recommend, what it will cost and what it will not do.
- An arrangement. Placements, sweeps and readings on a schedule, reviewed with you every quarter.
What it costs
Fees depend on the premises, the field and the length of the arrangement. Rates are given in writing, with the proposal. A first meeting is without charge.