- Report: #694936
Complaint Review: Dr. Mike Phillips - Dakar Nationwide
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Jamie -
Warwick, Rhode Island, United States of America
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Dr. Mike Phillips
Dakar, Nationwide, United States of America
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http://www.afrikanvoodoomagickpowers.com/
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Dr. Mike Phillips is a massive scam artist Dakar, Nationwide
I ordered the “Bagorie Love Stones” from “Doctor” Mike Philips over four months ago. When they were due in the mail, they never came. I e-mailed him obnoxiously until he responded with an explanation as to why I had not received my order. It was then revealed that he had supposedly sent the stones without a street address and he said he would have to make a new batch and send them a second time.
It has been two months since that e-mail. He never responds anymore. But the funny thing is, it has been so long since I ordered the stones I have been able to realize that I don’t need them anymore. Time heals all wounds, and although I still miss my ex, I am able to let him go now. With that said, my new-found acceptance has also brought me some common sense. This Mike guy is a complete joke and I’m not even mad that I lost $350 of my hard-earned money to this guy because it’s my own fault.
Desperate people do stupid things when they are upset, and I was one of them. I overlooked the fact that this guy most likely writes his own testimonials! The comments from his so called “devotees” are all wicked similar! I read through a bunch and a lot say “TO MY GOOD AND GREAT SURPRISE…” and in every one the date in which the person supposedly received their order and performed the rituals is in all CAPS or underlined. And this isn’t in just a few of the comments or for only the bagorie stones, its’ for his other products too. This guy writes his own success stories!!! How many people from both the United Kingdom and Texas both use the line: “to my good and great surprise” ???
If I weren’t so stupid and desperate I would have picked up on this before I sent him the money, but nope, I’m a dumba**… oh well. I hope everyone sees this and he doesn’t get any business anymore. I can’t believe I was so dumb! To everyone that is desperate and is researching this guy before you send a ton of your hard-earned money to some god forsaken place in Africa, HEAR THIS: DON’T DO IT! I know that you’re felling really crappy but his guy won’t help you, he’ll just take your money and make you feel really dumb, like how I’m felling right now. I’ve said my peace, I hope no one humors this scammer anymore.
It has been two months since that e-mail. He never responds anymore. But the funny thing is, it has been so long since I ordered the stones I have been able to realize that I don’t need them anymore. Time heals all wounds, and although I still miss my ex, I am able to let him go now. With that said, my new-found acceptance has also brought me some common sense. This Mike guy is a complete joke and I’m not even mad that I lost $350 of my hard-earned money to this guy because it’s my own fault.
Desperate people do stupid things when they are upset, and I was one of them. I overlooked the fact that this guy most likely writes his own testimonials! The comments from his so called “devotees” are all wicked similar! I read through a bunch and a lot say “TO MY GOOD AND GREAT SURPRISE…” and in every one the date in which the person supposedly received their order and performed the rituals is in all CAPS or underlined. And this isn’t in just a few of the comments or for only the bagorie stones, its’ for his other products too. This guy writes his own success stories!!! How many people from both the United Kingdom and Texas both use the line: “to my good and great surprise” ???
If I weren’t so stupid and desperate I would have picked up on this before I sent him the money, but nope, I’m a dumba**… oh well. I hope everyone sees this and he doesn’t get any business anymore. I can’t believe I was so dumb! To everyone that is desperate and is researching this guy before you send a ton of your hard-earned money to some god forsaken place in Africa, HEAR THIS: DON’T DO IT! I know that you’re felling really crappy but his guy won’t help you, he’ll just take your money and make you feel really dumb, like how I’m felling right now. I’ve said my peace, I hope no one humors this scammer anymore.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Ramjet
Somewhere,Michigan,
U.S.A.
Bagorie Love Stones?
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, March 22, 2011
Hilarious, i hadn't heard of "Bagorie Love Stones" before.
What a dolt. what do they look like?
skeptic
Bardstown,Kentucky,
USA
Hope they work.
#3Consumer Comment
Tue, March 22, 2011
Well, I just hope that your, “Bagorie Love Stones” do what "Doctor" Mike Philips claims they can do.
In any case, whatever happens in the future would have happened anyway - stones or no stones. You could have saved yourself $350. Rational prediction has a 50/50 chance of being correct. You don't need a psychic to tell you the future because their "hits" have no better odds.
Jamie
Warwick,Rhode Island,
United States of America
I got my stones....
#4Author of original report
Mon, March 21, 2011
I just got my stones in the mail. It took much longer than promised but i believe it was U.S. customs. Dr. Mike didn't rip me off and i have what i ordered.
skeptic
Bardstown,Kentucky,
USA
Don't ever do it again.
#5Consumer Comment
Mon, February 14, 2011
I'm sorry about your bad experience. Don't ever go to any "psychic" again. They're all scam artists who can prove absolutely nothing under controlled conditions. So-called "testimonials" written by their "clients" are highly questionable.
There's a thread running right now on ROR where a smoke screen is being created to divert attention from the fact that the "psychic" simply cannot prove anything under controlled conditions of their choice.
Instead, we are being regaled by "testimonials" on how God fearing and good she is. All she has to do is prove the paranormal claims on her website.
