I was wondering if anyone knew if obeahspells.com was a legit website or if it is a scam. It looks real and I like the idea that you don't pay until after the spell has worked but I was wondering what other people's thoughts were on it.
If you are looking for a spell do be casted for you, I recommend doing it yourself.
Don't ever give people, whom you don't personally know, money for doing a spell.
I think there is no need for you to pay for spells. Anyone can do magick but it takes a lot of time and studying. I don't think you should waste money on something you can do yourself. :) I honestly thinks sites like those are scams. This is from the site:
"To start working on your spell, I require a $1 deposit to prove that you are serious, as I will put significant time and expensive materials into your spellwork. The balance of the spell's cost is $245 , and becomes payable once you start experiencing results."
I'm pretty sure if you put your card in for the $1 deposit, that they will take the rest of the money at a later date. Possibly when they think you've forgetten about the "spell." Yeah, I'm pretty sure that site is a scam but to each their own .
Remember though, you can always learn magick yourself so you won't have to pay or be scammed by sites like that. It just takes time, patience, and belief. People on this site and the material provided on here will help you learn. :) I hope I helped you out.
I wouldrecommend learning on how to cast spells then maybe later on you can cast your own spell.But the webisite does look legit maybe go on youtube and see some reviews that what I would do.But remember every spell is powerful if you do it on your own :)
SairysDragon, even if the website does look "legit" you shouldn't send money to people for something like spells unless you know them for sure. Especially not for $246.
It seems pretty suspicious to me. Claiming ancient spells and such. I can't in my right mind even imagine what spell materials would cost $245 or why it takes them a supposed 10-20 hours to cast a single spell. Obeah is a real practice, but this just seems way too back alley for me to trust.
The whole pay when you see signs of it working could also very easily be a way to take advantage of people. Seeing a sign of it working could be pretty easily mistaken for other things. I don't see anything about if you pay and the spell doesn't actually work. By their wording, once you see "signs" of it starting to work you pay, but it seems like an easy way to take advantage of people to me.
Don't pay a ridiculous amount of money for a spell. That is usually a pretty good sign that they're a fraud or taking advantage of people. Claiming it covers costs of supplies is also ridiculous. The amount of spell supplies I could buy with $245 would last me a long long time.
