Complaint Review: Trae Dorn

Isis, you are Brittney. Go away. Have a nice day!!!!! You can't and won't win.

Why would you first accuse Trae and then turn around and say he's legitimate and now Andrew Bucklin is the evil one? it seems like FD is only interested in bashing whoever questions him. Keep it up, i'm making popcorn.

First of all, I never posted Ms. Reynolds personal information to the web, one of my readers did. Secondly, she's 21 and not 22. Thirdly, all I did was post her name, age, and the mailing address Fastspells.com supplied to me when I contacted them.

And yes, she does exist. You can ask my webhost who was called by her the day my article exposing her went live.

You can read more on the Consumerist.com article covering this issue here: http://consumerist.com/5051179/angry-wiccan-digs-up-the-identity-behind-scam-site-fastspellscom

I am not operating any "spell casting" website, and am very much AGAINST anyone charging money for "spells." I am being targeted by a deranged individual who has some bizarre grudge against me, and this is just plain silly.

There spells DO NOT work. If you want results I suggest you go to a witch in person.

It says on the Internet in many places that Trae Dorn owns www.spelllock.com and lots of other witchcraft websites, but now fate has caught up with him he has put information on www.trhonline.com which says it cannot possibly be his website, that's just to protect himself as you can find out where he lives easy enough.

He has done a report on fastspells.com who are spelllock.com also on his website he posts a 22 year old female's address, that set me thinking, would anyone trying to protect people from being scammed put a young girls details on the internet? She does not exist, surprise, surprise.

Something fishy is going on, it is a massive cover up operation.

Do not use spelllock.com it is a scam.

Okay...

I'm the aforementioned Trae Dorn. I noticed this post because I googled my own name and ended up here.

I will say, for the record, that I am not, on any level, involved in ANY of the aforementioned Scam websites. I will agree with the that they are scams -- as I wrote up a rather extensive article about Fastspells.com BEING a scam here: http://www.trhonline.com/article.pl?1221660777 - it was AFTER this article was posted and the subsequently featured on Consumerist.com that they were shut down.

Of course, I'm of the opinion that EVERY spellcasting website is a scam. If you want my opinion on Spellcasting Websites in general, you can find it in my blog here http://blogs.trhonline.com/getpost.pl?messnumb=1222983290&user=2

My advice is to NEVER buy a spell. EVER.

I have apparently struck a nerve with some deeply disturbed individual who thinks they have something to gain by attacking me, or else I wouldn't being seeing this bizarre libel showing up online in half a dozen places. Some of us have lives, and would like to get back to them.

Andrew Bucklin of the fastspells.com scam posted this 100% lie.

Fact Trae Dorn is a signer with a successful band, and runs the highly respected http://www.trhonline.com, Trae Dorn has exposed fastspells.com, he isn't part of it. There is a big difference.

Furthermore, how on earth would he find the time to operate all these websites?

How too would I know they are scams? Have I used them? NO.

It is the oldest trick in the book to spread nasty rumours about your competitors, well no, I cannot do this, I have in fact heard positive feedback about some of the websites listed here.

Andrew Bucklin, has used my identity to posts pure fiction more than once on ROR. I am now taking legal action again this scammer.

And Andrew, if I spot one of your new scams I'll be back here instantly, you have picked on the wrong one this time mate.

Andrew Bucklin has used deception to post on ROR as myself.