Was I Scammed?
Alright this is a very good question. There are a
few things to consider when asking yourself this question.
1. What was guaranteed?
2. Was it derived, the part that was guaranteed?
3. Did I comply with the rules and spell protocol?
4. What are the rules and regulations for doing a spell with a
certain person/site?
5. Did I do my homework before engaging in services with a website?
6. Did the spell caster do everything to help you?
7. Was there any kind of information that I with held that could
have lead to the spell not working?
8. If required to perform a specific action, includes things like
the NRP, did I do it properly?
9. Did I send the material and all things to the spell caster in a
timely manor, this includes the fee?
10. Am I just looking for someone to blame?
11. What were my expectations of the spell for the price?
12. Fairytale vs. reality.
Now, lets go through each one of these and discuss
the different things to consider when you are trying to determine if
you were truly scammed.
1. What was guaranteed?
Well, this tends to be a very highly abused area on
the net. There are spell casters that will promise you the world!
Lets take a look at a few of this I just found on the internet.
I'm not giving any names with this, but more just to
show you what is out there and give you some information on it. As
you can see each of these listing are guaranteing that they will
give you results, but they each have a ploy. The first ones' ploy
once you read their TOS (terms of service) is this...
"No
guarantees are expressed or implied. This
website is for entertainment purposes only"
This makes you wonder why they are advertising that
they guarantee the spells then put in their TOS that they do not
guarantee ANYTHING! Its just a marketing ploy to get you roped into
believing that there is actually one. Now for the second part, what
is the deal with "This website is for entertainment purposes
only"? Perhaps everyone should read the Terms Of Service on a
website before ordering. This basically means that if you don't get
results, it doesn't matter as you are only paying for the
entertainment of having a spell cast. Just like going to watch a
movie at the theater! Doesn't that make you feel just so comfortable
to know that you are leaving you life and love into this persons
hands? On to the next one...
To recap the first one in short:
For the second one listed. I just researched them.
They do not give an e-mail only a website contact form. This is
never a good idea because you do not even know the persons e-mail.
There are many in the past that have done this in order to keep
people from knowing who they are. I also did a domain name search
and the site is listed as "PRIVATE REGISTER" by godaddy.
Yet again, trying to hide who they really are. There was no business
license information nor a physical location as to where they were
really located. Their website is convincing to people that have
never done anything like this before, but it is truly one that I
would steer clear of because of the lack of information and trust.
Plus the fact that they are guaranteeing results makes it smell even
more. You don't know who they are, where they are, what they are
really about, if they are licensed, or even their e-mail or real
names... I don't believe that is someone that I would want to do
business with. Make your own decision. On to the 3rd one.
To recap the second one in short:
Now for the third one. As it is very clear, the 3
days is very much in question!?!? I have been practicing for many
years and there are only about 0.01% of the cases that ever resolve
in that amount of time. That is considering I have done thousands of
cases across the world, so to believe that this person can actually
get results for everyone in 3 days is absurd! The domain check came
back as private again. Only people who have things to hide do this.
I did do a check on their address they give and it does appear to be
a legitimate one, but that doesn't mean that they are. Their
payments are accepted through paypal so you can pretty much bet that
they get allot of charge backs. At least in my opinion. Of the 3
listed here I would say that this person was more on the up and up
with you, but does try to deceive you with the time frame of the
spells. I have never used their services, but may investigate
further to find out if their spells really work. That's a whole
different section for this site though. Keep looking it will come
soon.
So now that we have went over that information lets
move forward to answer the first question here. Take a look at what
is actually guaranteed, read the terms of service and make sure
there are no ploys there. If the site is legit they will have a
terms of service or MUST READ page.
Just as my site does have one. Write down their exact guarantees and
then compare them to what has happened and what you did actually
get. If their site says "FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES" then
you basically did not do you homework and you got EXACTLY what you
paid for "ENTERTAINMENT". Yes, its a sneaky way of getting
out of having to actually produce results of their castings, but you
do have to agree to the terms of service. This is basically an
understood agreement when you pay them for the service and can be
held up in a court of law.
Now on the other hand if they do say their spells
are guaranteed and that they are not for entertainment purposes or
have some disclaimer saying that they do not guarantee results, then
you have been scammed!
On to the next page. I am still uploading this.
Please be patient as I will address each of these questions in
detail.
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