You may not know Youree Harris by her real name. But she made a name for herself back in the ’90s as the patois-speaking psychic “Miss Cleo” in those psychic-hotline commercials (“Call me now!”). On ...

(CNN) — You couldn’t watch late-night TV in the 1990s without coming across Miss Cleo’s ads. The iconic TV psychic enticed viewers to call her so she could use the power of the tarot to tell your ...

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The following article mentions abuse allegations. The name Miss Cleo is sure to jog the memory of anyone who tuned into late-night TV during the late '90s and early 2000s. Long before child ...

If you watched television at any point in the late 1990s, you no doubt came across Miss Cleo, the iconic spokeswoman for a psychic pay-per-call-minute service called Psychic Readers Network, which ran ...

You couldn’t watch late-night TV in the 1990s without coming across Miss Cleo’s ads. The iconic TV psychic enticed viewers to call her so she could use the power of the tarot to tell your future. With ...

From the late ’90s to early 2000s, for the low, low price of “toll free,” you could pick up the phone and learn your future from a Jamaican psychic named Miss Cleo. This was known to almost anyone who ...

Miss Cleo's late night commericals were iconic for not only Harris's distinctive look and sound, but phrases like "The cards never lie" and "Call me now!" The last commercials aired in the early 2000s ...

From 1997 to 2002, Miss Cleo was the spokesperson for the Psychic Readers Network, which took in, as a whole, over $1 billion. In 1999, Court TV exposed the service's false advertising, fraud psychics ...