Spellcasting Scammers

Should I trust anybody who says
"To do this spell you will need to purchase
Some materials...Speak to the material
seller @email"

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you can trust some of them, but over all I wouldn't keep your wits about you and don't trust everything you find. If it seems legit, go for it. But, also, remember that magic is very interperetive and you can always use a substitute. Its not a certian combination of words, like some kind of cheat code in a game, its more about will power. If you're just using spells off of the site word for word, try casting your own spells and you'll eventually see what I mean.

I'll have to disagree on the "going for it if it seems legit" bit. You really have no way of knowing if it is. I don't recommend that you pay for spell casters unless you know the person.

Maple is right about the fact that a spell is not just reading things word for word. It is entirely about intent. As long as you have read up on magick and focus hard enough on your goal, you should have no reason for spell casters in the first place, scammers or otherwise.

Thank you everyone

No magician would cast a spell for you for free especially when you are not known to him. It's always normal to demand for a price but if the price is getting unbearable then that might not be advisable to pay for.

I would not suggest paying anyone for spells or materials Unless you can be physically present when the spell is being cast. After all the spell will have a much higher chance of working if your energy in involved in the process.

If the only contact you have with these people is though email then I would discontinue contact with them immediately as they are more than likely scam artist.

Just ignore anyone selling magic online, too many scams out there and you can easily learn it on your own.