SpellsAndWishes.com is a website that attempts to draw traffic away from love spells sites, in order to introduce them to their own products and services. However, they do this by posting false and negative reviews of nearly every major and high profile spell caster on the internet.
The big red flag here is pushing their own products at the expense of damaging the reputations of their competition. This is designed to decieve the consumer.
How it works? You go looking for a type of spell, for instance a love spell. You find a site and want to check it out. Then the search engine drives you to SpellsAndWishes.com - which of course attempts to destroy the reputation of the website you were about to do business with. Many false and misleading stories by fake profiles. Then they encourage you to register so that they can direct you to their online store.
If that is not a scam, I don't know what is.
Matt
Los Angeles,#2Author of original report
Mon, November 07, 2016
I don't think Chris has anything to hide. If he did, doing an interviewing for Huffington Post is not a very good way to hide it. Why? Because he clearly has nothing to hide:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/581eadf7e4b044f827a78e5f
As for the rest of your claim, I question who you really are.
Peace
xoxoxo