1. Never purchase a spell from someone who offers a money back guarantee. Spells take too much work via consultation, energy reads (before, during and after the casting), preparing the tools, writing the spell, casting time and energy and purchasing supplies to just hand over a refund if the casting doesn't work properly. Lawyers don't offer money back guarantees on trial work. Doctors don't offer money back guarantees on surgeries. Most professions don't. The money back guarantee ploy is just a way to get you in the door. 2. Don't trust a caster who pushes spells on you or frightens you into purchasing more and more services. A caster should advertise his or her service. You should approach the caster if you're interested but not be harassed by fear tactics. 3. Don't be fooled by casters asking for biological samples in order to cast a spell. I must add that SOME ethical casters only work this way. And biological samples are helpful, but they are not necessary for a successful casting. The most success spells prevail without biological samples. If you're in love from a distance, you can't very well approach the object of your affection and cut a lock of his hair or ask for a fingernail clipping. Some unethical casters ask for these samples to blackmail you later if you do not purchase more services. 4. Don't fall for the cheap charm trick. Charms and talismans are much different than and separate from spells. You don't need to wear a talisman or charm for your spell to be successful. Just like you don't need to use a Rosary to pray the Rosary. The object and the prayer are different. The object and the spell are different as well. Some unethical casters use this to show they are "doing" something when it's completely unnecessary. Others want to send you a charm to blame you if the casting fails, stating you didn't follow the instructions or your energy tainted the charm. 5. Don't go to a spell caster who belittles others in the profession by name or who polices the profession by spending time and energy eliminating scammers. I don't have time for that. Any ethical spell caster simply would not have the time or energy to do that. They would warn their clients and continue on with their work. Anyone who has the time to police, most likely, is a hypocrite showing the world that "Jane Doe" is BAD, but I'm GOOD. Smear campaigns make the smearer look bad, not the smearee. 6. Don't trust a caster who does not offer you proof of the casting in one form or another. A financial break down or a video tape are good examples of proof. 7. Don't go to a caster who offers cheap spells. I cannot express enough how important this is, because no one could cast a successful spell for $20. These are scam sites. I can't imagine casting an Enchantment for less than $100 unless I'm giving away time and materials. (And at times, I do.) But generally, cheap spells are just that - cheap. Ether never cast or not cast properly. You get what you pay for. 8. Do not ever go to anyone who guarantees results. That is absolutely laughable in any profession. Nobody anywhere can guarantee results on anything. That is your immediate red flag to look elsewhere for an honest caster. Nobody is 100 percent. Nobody is God period. 9. Do not ever go to anyone who claims to do the impossible. Bringing the dead back to life. Having Johnny Depp knock at your door with a marriage proposal. Having you lose 100 lbs. in 30 days. These claims are ridiculous and impossible. 10. Never go to a caster who practices black magic. There is ALWAYS a way to handle matters ethically, so everyone involved is happy, safe and healthy. There is NEVER a need to cause an innocent person heartache or injury (note, I said an innocent person) even if they are on the opposing side. A spell caster who causes an innocent person heartache or injury will do the same to you if you don't give in to extortion or blackmail. 11. Scam sites normally look like this: "Madame Zooha Mooha knows all, sees all." This is followed by a bunch of ridiculous claims or generic "buy one, get one free" spells. They also "feel" unreal. No real picture of the person you'll be working with - usually a phoney picture of a Voodoo Queen, grandmother-type figure or a gorgeous model. No blog. No real interaction. Western Union is a big red flag as well. And so are similar sites. An example of this is when you do a search, 20 similar sites come up, all with something slightly different. Madame Zooha Mooha might have one site. Similar content is on the next site entitled "Reunites Lovers In An Instant". And the list goes on to 18 others with similar content, but different names and background colors. The most legitimate sites I've seen run by the same professional or related professionals with similar content was three. The other sites I described in this section are all run by the same person. The goal is to take your money and shut down quickly after only a few months. No spell is ever cast. They're scam sites. 12. Check to see how long a site has been active. If it's less than one year, you may want to search for a longer-running site. Most scam sites stay around from six to twelve months. Some as long as two years. Rarely longer but there are exceptions. These scammers try to take as many clients as possible then dismantle their sites and start all over again. 13. Don't believe, for one moment, that a psychic or a spell caster who is working online needs to give you a physical address to be real. On scam sites, these psychic/spell casters list an office address that is totally bogus. The reason for working on the internet is to attract a large number of people by working anonymously. There's nothing wrong with being legitimate and anonymous. In this day and age, anyone who would willingly provide private, identifiable information online is taking a very high risk. Personally, I work out of my home. I have a family to protect. I am NOT going to provide my home address online for safety reasons. Psychics/spell casters who do, I could guarantee, are giving you a false address, because nobody in their proper mind would risk their safety in that regard. Spell Casting is not sinful or unethical. It's the movement of God-given, natural, earthly energy to meet an end. It can be misused as anything else. That's why it's important to always know your source. Ask questions. Read feedback. Study the person. And only go to someone you trust. NOTE: I offer Moonlight Enchantments which are much more powerful than traditional spells. 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