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Love Spell Scams Cons and Frauds
Posted by Tanith on Mar 24 2010 at 9:45 AM
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LOVE SPELLS BY TANITH - INFORMATION POST BY ELENA

Tanith is constantly being asked about the love spell scams, cons and frauds that are prevalent on the internet at the moment. Here at www.healingspirit.org.uk we are proud of our record in helping others but we are becoming increasingly concerned about the underhand tactics that are being employed by the scammers to blacken the names of the genuine spell casters and witches, and push their own services instead, especially in the realms of love spells.

Tanith casts real genuine love spells, using all the secret wisdom that she has learnt over the years, helping others as best she can, always putting her clients first, and trying hard to please everyone. She also spends hours at the computer, writing emails, giving support and love and compassion to all who seek her help. It saddens us so much that there are now so many scams, fakes and rip-offs, but these people never last long.

Tanith has asked me, on behalf of Healing Spirit, to try to give you a general guideline as to how to spot a fake, con or scam love spell casting website and what you should expect from your chosen witch or occult practitioner. There is also some advice on how to treat your witch once you have found her, so that you can forge a good working relationship with her.

Look at the website itself. Does it have plenty of good content and information? Is it updated regularly? Or is it merely a 3 page effort which has been quickly thrown together and will vanish just as quickly?
What is the website promising? Avoid those who give 100 per cent guarantees or your money back. This cannot be done, life is not a magical Disney movie where somebody waves a magic wand and a pumpkin turns into a stagecoach, and no real spellcaster will ever give you a 100 per cent guarantee. Just as a doctor will never promise to cure you of a disease, or a driving instructor will promise that you will pass a driving test, or a teacher will promise that you will pass an exam with an A+ mark. Some things in life just cannot come with 100 per cent guarantees, however much we may want them to. We speak about this on our FAQ page so do have a look there. Tanith only takes on cases she genuinely feels she can help, which does make her success rate a high one. But we never give promises we cannot keep.
Is there a postal mailing address? To comply with the law in Europe, if a website accepts online payments, a postal mailing address must be shown. Ours is on our Contact Us page.
A telephone number is not necessary and in fact would be unusual unless the spellcaster is part of a company. Think about it - would a real spell caster working alone from home have time to answer the telephone any time of the day or night and answer numerous emails, as well as being able to cast a love spell for you and all her other clients? Not to mention finding time to sleep and have a life! Hardly.
Avoid love spell forums and so-called consumer protection websites. These have now become something of a nightmare and in many cases have been spammed by the very people you are trying to avoid, for their own ends. Rip Off Report is one such site, which has numerous posts about love spells. Scammers post under false names, spreading lies and slander about genuine spellcasters, pretending to be people they are not, trying to set practitioner against practitioner. If you would like to know more about what goes on behind the scenes on these websites, just ask us. It's an amazing world out there and it would really open your eyes. The real scam websites are never around for long enough to be mentioned on these sites - they tend to arise and vanish within weeks, usually with your money. So if you see a post about love spells by Tanith on such a site, stop and think why - it isn't always obvious to those who are not in the know! Tanith is a genuine witch, something these scammers really hate, and they use all ammunition they can to attack the genuine spellcasters, making posts and posing as real clients with a problem, when in fact they have never even ordered a spell, ever.
Just because a person has complained about a spellcaster or a witch, it doesn't mean that the witch is a con. Some folk can be highly demanding and very needy, and if a client has constantly written to the spellcaster, day after day, for weeks on end, niggling and harrassing all the time, sometimes even becoming abusive when having to wait a few hours for a reply, you can hardly blame the witch for dropping that particular client. Anyone in the psychic world will try to keep themselves out of negative scenarios because it affects their work, so as nice as the witch is, a client like that may well be asked to go elsewhere. Politely! There are always two sides to every story remember. For example, the client may simply have ignored the witch's suggestions and advice, and still expected her spell to work. Or the client may be so argumentative with the witch, that the witch has just given up and blocked the client's email address - some clients don't want to listen to the truth unfortunately. Sadly, we live in an age of extreme volatility, sentimentality and instant gratification, and many people are led by the media to believe that this is their right to have everything they want, immediately, without realising that this is not the way the world truly works! Patience may be necessary for spell casting results, nothing happens with a wave of a magic wand such as in fairy stories or Disney movies, and these type of folk can be quick to let loose their anger on forums or even against the witch herself. It is a bit like a two year old child having a temper tantrum. Don't fall for it.
A witch is not a counsellor and she is not there to continuously answer emails with constant questions. Please remember that she is there to do your spell casting and to help your dreams come true, and she will do this to the very best of her ability for you, but she cannot possibly write to you every day or hold your hand every step of the way. Your spell casting will bring the results that you want, emails won't. Allow her time and space to do your work for you.
The fact that a spell hasn't yet worked for you does not necessarily make the witch a con. Not if your witch has been honest with you and explained that there is no such thing as a full guarantee and that it is unlikely to happen within 3 days as some websites claim! Read your chosen witch's FAQ page if there is one, check what she says. If she has been honest about this, then she is not a con. She is just being truthful.
PayPal buttons for instant ordering can be fine, some like them, some don't, but check that you can email your chosen spell caster first should you wish. Then you can give a complete explanation of your situation, ask any questions you may have, make sure she can help. A good witch will be happy to answer your queries about your situation, and will respond to you in full. But remember you are not the only person writing to her. Don't expect her to enter into a constant to-and-fro of many emails with you over a number of days - she needs time to actually do her spell casting! Be succinct with your queries, straightforward, put them all in the one or two emails. Be nice, be polite. Your chosen witch will love you for it, and human nature being what it is, will then try extra hard for you to bring you your desires.
Try to remember that witches are human beings, first and foremost, just like you. Therefore they need days off and time with their families too. If you haven't received a reply to your email and it is a weekend, be patient. The genuine witches we know spend many hours at the computer, helping and advising their clients, but they do need time off too. An exhausted witch is not a good spell caster! And you are not the only client that they have.
Don't ask your witch to "prove that she is genuine" or to "prove magic works". If you feel you cannot trust your witch, move on and find somebody else to take on your spellcasting for you. Remember, you are asking your witch to do a very big favour for you in helping you. She has spent most of her early life learning her trade and now most likely spends most of her life trying to help where she can. It is not an easy pathway. Treat her with respect and you will get respect in return. Genuine witches will not do a "hard sell" on you, and therefore really won't want to persuade you to let them work for you! Just go by your own intuition. If it feels right, place your order. If it doesn't, don't.
And finally, does the website look as though the witch knows what he or she is talking about? Is there some information about the spell casting itself, or is it just a couple of web pages encouraging you to order a spell next to a PayPal button or telephone number, but giving you no other information whatsoever?

The best way forward in finding a true witch, a real love spell specialist such as Tanith, is really to think of the words of the Buddha 2500 years ago:

"Believe nothing because I have said it
Believe nothing because the belief is generally held
Believe nothing because someone else believes it
But believe only that which you yourself discover to be true
And let others have their own beliefs."

Be guided by your own intuition, your own heart, and you will find a good genuine witch who will do her best to help you, to cast a love spell for you - or any other type of spell - and who will support you as best she can. That is all anyone can do.

You may also be interested to read our Love Spell Frequently Asked Questions which go into more detail about some of the issues raised here.

My blessings to you all,

Elena - Astrologer & Psychic, Healing Spirit

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