Fake and Scam Spell Casters

Fake Spell caster scamming people

Last Updated on July 15, 2022 by Wishbonix

The increasing number of scam spell casters, fake witches and psychics has become a great source of worry for spell seekers. Many have fallen victim to the malicious acts performed by these rip offs. With the Internet widening the reach and opening the doors to a huge spectrum of people from all walks of life, it is not possible for one residing in one part of the world to personally be present and evaluate the authenticity of the practitioner or a witch residing on the other end. So, now the greatest question is how to make the evaluation of a fake practitioner from a real one.

The Biggest Red Flags of a Fake Spell Caster are:

No real website, only a phone number for you to call, payments via Western Union to some kind of an “assistant” with a different name than the spell caster are the biggest red flags. Never ever pay a spell caster, witch, or practitioner with Western union! No matter what excuse they give you.

Spell Caster Spam Comments in Blogs, Forums and Websites

Stay away from the fake spell casters that post comment spam in blogs, forums and websites. These scammers use automatic comment robots that automatically post hundreds of false testimonials in blogs, forums and websites. Please do not contact these people and most importantly never ever send money to them. They are located in Africa and it is a new version of the “Nigerian Scam”. They will not cast any spells for you, and will not stop asking for more money.

Example of Spell Caster Comment Spam:

This is my testimony about the good work of a man who helped me. My name is CAROLINE, and I am based in NEW YORK, USA. My life is back!!! After 8 years of marriage, my husband left me with our three children. I felt like my life was about to end, and was falling apart. Thanks to a spell caster called Papa XXXX who i met online. On one faithful day, as I was browsing through the internet, I was searching for a good spell caster that can solve my problems. I came across series of testimonies about this particular spell caster. Some people testified that he brought their Ex lover back, some testified that he restores womb, some testified that he can cast a spell to stop divorce and so on. There was one particular testimony I saw, it was about a woman called Grace, she testified about how Papa XXXX brought back her Ex lover in less than 72 hours and at the end of her testimony she dropped Papa XXXX E-mail address. After reading all these,I decided to give Papa a try.

I contacted him via email and explained my problems to him. In just 3 days, my husband came back to me. We solved our issues, and we are even happier than before. Papa XXXXX is really a talented and gifted man and i will not stop publishing him because he is a wonderful man! If you have a problem and you are looking for a real and genuine spell caster to solve that problem for you. Try the great Papa XXXXX today, he might be the answer to your problems. Here is his contact:

Email him at: XXXXXX
Whats-app him at: XXXXX
Website: XXXXXX

Forums and Blogs to Expose Fake Spell Casters

Be careful what you read in Forums and Blogs that are solely dedicated to “exposing” fake spell casters. It sounds wonderful, but from our experience 99% of these forums and blogs are operated by fake spell casters themselves to lure in their victims. They make their visitors believe that they only created these forums and blogs to expose the “bad ones”, but in reality these forums were created to recommend their own (fake) spell casters as honest and potent practitioners. Everything in these forums is fake. Therefore, be very careful what you read in these Forums and Blogs. They smeared the names of many honest and reputable businesses just to lure in “victims” that they then take advantage of.

Corny Awards & Newspaper Clippings

Another sign of a malicious witch or fake spell caster is that he or she tries to lure the people through the inclusion of various “awards” or newspaper clippings that boasts of his achievements or special skills as a spell caster in the website. Many times these clippings have been known to be bogus documents created with the sheer intention of luring people towards them. There is no organization that actually gives out any awards or oversees the authenticity of magic practitioners. Remember one thing there are no awards in this field, this is a secret society. We don’t go around awarding phony and corny awards. These scammers think that you are all stupid. When you see awards just laugh and move on.




Never EVER pay a Spell Caster via Western Union

The fake spell casters and witches demand a payment for their services through the Western Union or Moneygram that makes the analysis of their genuineness difficult. With no physical address, it is impractical to conduct a search into the provider. A real spell caster, on the other hand, will make sure that the transfers are made through a merchant account, check or money order. Every legitimate business has a business banking account and is obligated that the address is listed on the website and proper Terms of Services are provided.

100% Guarantees in Spell Casting

A con artist will guarantee 100 percent fast results to the customers for the spells cast by him. A genuine witch, on the other hand, is aware of the fact that it is impossible to compete with the Nature to a larger extent, resulting in a few spell casts turning into longer waiting periods for the results to materialize. Unlike a fraudster, a genuine practitioner or spell caster will not claim 100 percent results in a short period to the customers. Keep in mind that a scammer will never return the money to you even though they lured you in by some kind of “money back guarantee”!

Domain Name

Make sure to never ever purchase anything from a so-called practitioner that only operates from some free website domain. Anyone can register such a domain name at webs.com, weebly.com, wix.com and others and will remain anonymous. Any practitioner that does not even invest in a $7.99 per year Domain name is up to no good. Steer clear!

Website

Pay attention to the website. Someone that has honest intentions and genuinely wants to help people will be more than willing to share information with their visitors and clients. Unfortunately many people do not like to read, but you will be surprised how much you can learn about a spell caster when you take the time to actually read their website. For example, does the practitioner claim to be specialized in a certain field of magic? Does the website reflect that? Can you read about the things the practitioner does? Does he or she share some of that knowledge? If the website only contains a few spells, a guarantee and 5 testimonials then this may not be a legitimate offer. The most reputable and professionally operated spell casting businesses in the internet all have professional, secure, content-rich websites.

The Spell Caster Asking for more Money

A scam artist might, in the middle of the spell work, demand more money from you to remove spiritual obstacles or extraordinary negative energies. Always keep in mind that it is a scam racket and take measures to pull away from the presence of such spell casters. He may demand more money, or fail to mention the cost for their services or may even demand gifts, jewelry and other expensive objects for your spell casting, scaring you of these spells backfiring in the event you fail to do as requested by them.

Years in existence

Be especially careful with websites that were only created recently. You can check the domain name at whois.net and find the registration date. The longer it is in existence the more chances are that the spell caster is in fact authentic as long as you are asked for bio samples, pictures and full birth dates, and you are actually going to be receiving your charged talisman. In addition also check the website at archive.org where you can go back in time to see what the website looked like in the past and if it belonged to the same person.

Most common Locations of Fake Spell Casters

Recently it was reported that many spell casting scams and fake spell casters operate from South Africa, Nigeria, India and Argentina. Take extra caution when working with people from these countries.




 

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