skeptic
Bardstown,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, November 17, 2010
Either a "spell" works or it doesn't work. Saying that a person must have faith for it to work gives the so called spell caster a cop out. In other words, they can blame the victim .....er...."client" for the failure.
Just remember too that Jesus also healed unbelievers. Where was faith there?
Ramjet
Somewhere,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, November 17, 2010
There is no such thing as real magic, or spellcasters, or psychics or any of the other paranormal crap.
They are ALL frauds, every last one of them. Your first mistake was contacting any of them.
Any stage magician does not call his tricks real, they refer to them as illusions because they are honest showmen.
Please break off contact and whatever you do, please do not send them any money, he/they are 100% scam artist, all of them.
Good luck.
Tarod
United States of America#4General Comment
Wed, November 17, 2010
Two issues come to mind........
1. Have you ordered anything from him yet? I've seen plenty of complaints on here, but I've also seen a few positive remarks. I've also read his website and it says:
"YOU MUST NOT ORDER FOR ANY OF OUR ITEMS IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE FAITH IT WILL WORK FOR YOU......." Which brings me to....
2. ALL magick is based on faith. Belief. Trust. And many of the other words that pretty much describes how magic works. If anyone has bought anything with doubt in mind, of course it won't work.
Also, just to point out, magic is always more powerful when it is done for OTHER PEOPLE. I think there are enough religious books/ texts out there to confirm this (e.g. BIBLE?)