Information on Witchcraft and Spells
WitchesCorner
takes to cast them. http://witches-corner.blogspot.com/
Joseph Littleshoes
> This blog contains good information on different spells and what it
> takes to cast them. http://witches-corner.blogspot.com/
The "information" offered is a price list of $200.00 - $700.00 per
spell, the whole site is little more than an example of a money spell,
and that's giving it the benefit of the doubt.
--
Joseph Littleshoes
WitchesCorner
> WitchesCorner wrote:
> > This blog contains good information on different spells and what it
>
> The "information" offered is a price list of $200.00 - $700.00 per
> spell, the whole site is little more than an example of a money spell,
> and that's giving it the benefit of the doubt.
> --
> Joseph Littleshoes
My blog is nothing but information on spells....no price list. Are we
talking about the same blog? http://witches-corner.blogspot.com/
Tom
"WitchesCorner" <witche...@live.com> wrote in message
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We're talking about the same site as your blog.
http://www.witchescorner.com/love-spells.html
"Soul mate Love Spell - This spell will attract your soul mate. Whether you
have met them or not, the answer will be apparent after this spell has been
cast. Have you ever wondered who your TRUE soul mate is? This spell will
give you some answers. $200"
And so on.
So, while your blog lists a few silly "spells" for free, none of which can
be shown to work at all, it does invite the rubes to spend hundreds of
dollars on equally ineffective superstitious crap executed by a "high
priestess".
Oh, and when you offer a "Bring Back My Lover" spell, be sure and tell the
spell caster to obey the restraining order forbidding him to come within 500
yards of the person he's stalking. A person who thinksa this sort of
bullshit will be effective is likely to have no better judgment than to
stalk his ex-girlfriend.
mika
oh, your *blog*. now what about the rest of your site?
http://www.witchescorner.com/love-spells.html
http://www.witchescorner.com/lottery-spells.html
http://www.witchescorner.com/business-success-spell.html
etc
ato...@hotmail.com
> > > The "information" offered is a price list of $200.00 - $700.00 per
> > > spell, the whole site is little more than an example of a money spell,
> > > and that's giving it the benefit of the doubt.
I'm a little puzzled, why would anyone capable of becoming richer
than Bill Gates, be peddling spells at $200 or more a time?
It's simpler and more profitable to use them for your own benefit.
If they don't work if done for your own benefit, do them for free,
provided the successful recipient give you a percentage cut
in return for the next profitable spell. Then you both become rich.
With several successful recipients of your free spells, incredibly
rich.
Much better business model, I claim my free
> http://www.witchescorner.com/lottery-spells.html
lottery spell in return for the free business model advice.
Joseph Littleshoes
sarchasm
>
>> > > The "information" offered is a price list of $200.00 - $700.00 per
>> > > spell, the whole site is little more than an example of a money
>> > > spell,
>> > > and that's giving it the benefit of the doubt.
>
> I'm a little puzzled, why would anyone capable of becoming richer
> than Bill Gates, be peddling spells at $200 or more a time?
> It's simpler and more profitable to use them for your own benefit.
>
It may be that the "high priestess's" money spell was to create a website to
sell spells.
>
> If they don't work if done for your own benefit ...
>
... then it would be an unsuccessful marketing technique or, an unsuccessful
spell?
ren
> My blog is nothing but information on spells....no price list. Are we
> talking about the same blog? http://witches-corner.blogspot.com/
I'm feeling hungry and nobody seems to want to join me for dinner.
Theoneflasehaddock
Do you have a spell to make my grapes actually grow grapes?
tyaginator
people lookin' for 'em, don't wanna pay for 'em
ato...@hotmail.com writes:
>> > > The "information" offered is a price list of $200.00 - $700.00 per
>> > > spell, the whole site is little more than an example of a money spell,
>> > > and that's giving it the benefit of the doubt.
>
>I'm a little puzzled, why would anyone capable of becoming richer
>than Bill Gates, be peddling spells at $200 or more a time?
the premise is flawed.
>It's simpler and more profitable to use them for your own benefit.
or do both -- use them to benefit and peddle spells at a price.
>If they don't work if done for your own benefit, do them for free,
there's no moral limit that i'm aware.
>provided the successful recipient give you a percentage cut
>in return for the next profitable spell. Then you both become rich.
neat theory.
>With several successful recipients of your free spells, incredibly
>rich.
compare with capital management advice even free.
> Much better business model, I claim my free
>> http://www.witchescorner.com/lottery-spells.html
> lottery spell in return for the free business model advice.
people are always looking for something for free.
if you want 'em, you can find 'em. there are batches
of free spells in the alt.magick REF files, and there
are a bunch at Lucky Mojo and other spots online.
there have been many spells posted to usenet, and
a good number were collected for those aforementioned
ref docs.
tyaginator
Tom
"tyaginator" <yronwode.com@nagasiva> wrote in message
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> re Money Spells
>
> ato...@hotmail.com writes:
>>> > > The "information" offered is a price list of $200.00 - $700.00 per
>>> > > spell, the whole site is little more than an example of a money
>>> > > spell,
>>> > > and that's giving it the benefit of the doubt.
>>
>>I'm a little puzzled, why would anyone capable of becoming richer
>>than Bill Gates, be peddling spells at $200 or more a time?
>
> the premise is flawed.
The premise is that money spells actually attract money in some way other
than through the sale of money spells. Yes, that premise is flawed.
> people are always looking for something for free.
Failing that, they look for what is easy and convenient. Failing that, many
people stop looking altogether and settle for some kind of pretense instead.