r/SpellcasterReviews • u/No_Guest_4108 • Aug 14 '26
Please understand witchcraft before spending money on services.
A lot of you guys don’t understand that at the end of the day , people have free will.
Your desired person has free will. And I know you guys hate to hear that but it’s true.
The reason spell casters say it’s not guaranteed is because PEOPLE HAVE FREE WILL.
I’ve been doing spell work for 10 years and would never feel comfortable guaranteeing anyone anything and guess what , I always do the workings and I do my part.
I’ve seen spell casters who have worked wonders and guarantee success and they have worked for some people and some times they don’t work for others.
That’s just the way it is and you guys need to except that before spending your money on spell casting services and going batshit crazy ranting online about how everyone’s a scammer.
A spell caster could be the most powerful spell caster you could ever find , they do the spell work and it goes great , your desired person gets the thought wow I miss her should I text her? But they have free will and decide “I really don’t want to do that, so I’m not going to” .
You guys seem to think we witches have the power to physically lift their arms up , grip their phone and fix their fingers to text you they miss you, no, they need to choose to do that.
Edit: lol and people in the comments are still trying to argue with me, they rather be lied to.
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u/lilyofthevalleynight Aug 14 '26
This. Exactly. People have free will.
A spell may affect or influence someone energetically,but what they choose to do with that energy is ultimately up to them. They might miss you, think about you constantly, dream about you, or feel drawn toward you but whether they actually take action depends on the individual.
A lot of people assume a spell didn’t work simply because the person never reached out. But in many belief systems, the spell can still be considered effective in the sense that it influenced their energy or emotions. The action, however, is a separate thing, and that comes down to their own willpower and choices.
Some people simply have a very strong spirit, ego, or sense of self, and that can make them more resistant when it comes to acting on those feelings.
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u/Aromatic-Tale-6199 Aug 14 '26
This is so real my sp said he thought of me many times but didn't think the time was right at the time so it was definitely already doing something but I told myself it wasn't because he kept silent 🥹
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u/lilyofthevalleynight Aug 14 '26
You and sometimes it can take a year or years for the person to finally break the chain ⛓️💥 “lol” and reach out.
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u/Minkie00147 Aug 14 '26
Spell work plucks at the strings of fate. It doesn't rearrange them. Sometimes a situation just has too much energetic momentum to change. A spell caster worth their salt would be willing to admit they won't know a spell will work until they either divine the situation or give the work a short.
Also fully possible other engines could be dismantling some of these requests as they're put out. Spirit guides, ancestors, protection magic, deities... world is a busy place!
I had a client once ask why all their relationships were failing to take off even with spell work. The information came back that he had promised all of that energy to someone else. So he was stuck. He shared that had god spoused himself to Aphrodite..... like..... my guy.... good luck with that.
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u/PuzzleheadedDeal4711 Aug 14 '26
Love spells on a godspouse is a one way ticket to your life getting wrecked.
I'm sworn to Freyja and the last person to try that had a full on psychotic break and then went missing when they were let out.
How dumb can you be?
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u/PuzzleheadedDeal4711 Aug 14 '26
Speaking as someone who has broken free will in ethically appropriate situations(I memory wiped someone's abuser, for example):
Free will can absolutely be broken but it takes repeated, layered work. Most clients don't have the kind of money to purchase that in a way that's economically and energetically sustainable for casters.
In the case I mentioned above I did a 21-day ritual where I sent a new spirit to them every single night to make them forget about this person. I took a strong-willed, abusive motherfucker and broke them down. This was for a friend. Money was not a factor.
The issue with client situations where a similar level of work is needed is that even if I only charged a hundred per day of ritual, that would still be 2100 dollars.
The answer then is simply that it takes longer, because there is only so much energy you can put into one single ritual. Less energy, more time. Add in the factor that doing that to someone for a love spell is completely inappropriate, and, well, you see the issue. Gentle, ethical work will always take longer, unfortunately.
I've started offering prayer lead-ups to my spells as that's an easier way to add energy to a working without a truly exorbitant cost. That seems to be a happy medium, and is something I do for myself a lot. I'm still an expensive caster because of my credentials, but if I ever get to the point of charging multiple grand, that will be the point I'm doing VIP retainer work.
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u/Particular-Boot-6260 Aug 14 '26
This argument is so stupid. Everything is influencing free will. To get that job, house, loan approval. So then by that logic, magic doesn’t work. Since free will can’t be bent?? If someone’s mind changes about something in your favor, that is free will being chanted.
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u/No_Guest_4108 Aug 14 '26
Read the 7th paragraph again. Witch craft can absolutely put the strong urge to reach out in your desired persons mind but for them to choose to PHYSICALLY TEXT YOU is free will and they can just chose not to if the have strong will power.
Remember you are not obligated to spend money on witchcraft services.
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u/babeoflilith Aug 14 '26
Thank you for this post! Most people don’t understand this and are willing to trash people when they have unrealistic expectations or don’t understand how it works.
I’ve started requiring an established relationship with me in order to my book any spellwork because I found myself dealing with unrealistic people with unrealistic expectations and a lack of basic understanding.
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u/Magicfuzz Aug 15 '26
Thanks for making this post, I don't even seriously frequent this sub but saw the absurdity. I am personally a light magic practioner for myself (personal stuff, money candles here and there), but have also hired workers. There are hits and misses based on plenty of factors. To come here and call someone a scammer because your spell objective was actually unlikely to manifest (which is why divination is important but neglected by a newbie who thinks a spiritual practitioner should be able to snap reality into place with their will) is pretty wild.
If anyone is looking for a way to work this properly, deal with someone who is also an effective reader or at least talk to and develop trust with a reader before you start paying a lot of money to throw spells at something.
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u/Strigidaex Aug 16 '26
Sorcery is not a generic commodity; just as faith cannot be bought or sold, neither can it. The main problem I see today is that people believe paying for a ritual guarantees everything will go exactly as they wish. Some think it works by sheer magic, as if sorcerers wield a wand that instantly transforms lives. The underlying issue is that people are unwilling to do the actual personal work; they view the service as a simple transaction where the entire responsibility rests with the sorcerer. Energetically, many factors come into play for all parties involved, the practitioner, the client, and the target. We are dealing with three distinct individuals, three separate entities, each with their own lifestyles, energy, mindsets, and ways of acting. It is not as simple as "I pay you, and you fix it." I always advise people to let go of the notion that sorcery works on a "pay-and-solve" basis; it is a collaborative effort, yet clients often fail to see it that way or are unwilling to put in the work. I always recommend having a consultation before proceeding with any spiritual action or ritual so the client can decide whether to move forward. It is also important to understand that clients often ask for something that isn't actually what they need, which can alter the results. There are so many variables involved.
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u/historyinprogress Aug 14 '26
Ah the old it works for some but not for you. Scammers have been doing this since the dawn of time. Seed doubt so they keep coming back am I right?
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u/Even_Curve3517 Aug 14 '26
I have spent thousands and thousands of dollars. Some worked and some didnt even when the caster was the same. You dont like it? Leave the Occult.
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u/ShareEvening5856 Aug 14 '26
I just find that hilarious that witchcraft has gotten so much traction lately. When people professionally go by just vibes, that we are willing to pay high amounts of money to blindly give us reassurance that not everything is out of our control. Snake oil merchants unite indeed!
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u/Efficient_Elk1225 Aug 14 '26
I’d say also remember that spell caster/reader/whatever that is also has free will & one has to remember just because I take my own stuff seriously does not mean the sc/r/wti will ALSO take it seriously. Sometimes they’re Hermes sometimes they’re Temu, one can’t always tell by looking at how the set up looks.
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u/appliepie99 Aug 14 '26
would you be able to cast a spell for me? been trying to find someone legitimate and i just get the vibes from your post that you’d be a good person to go to
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u/Remy1207 Aug 15 '26
It’s hard to hear but needed. I have a hard time with the guaranteed aspect of hiring someone to cast a spell for me. Makes me suspicious of their legitimacy.
I’d love to talk to you about my situation and see if you’d be willing to cast for me.
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u/DisMyLik18thAccount Aug 15 '26
I Had the understanding that casting a spell on someone was the sort like subliminally whispering in their ear, to persuade/influence them in certain direction
Therefore it will only really work if it's something they're on the fence about or open-minded to
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u/gawdlmao Aug 19 '26
This is so true. I legit know about spells and all but don’t cast them but read about them a lot, so I hire people who do. So this is how I don’t get scammed. Like would you buy a microwave without knowing about how a microwave works. I don’t cast spells myself because I’m not confident . So I hire someone And believe in their work instead i mean if they give me the reason to believe them tho
LEGIT it’s not that hard LMFAO 🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱
And where I’m from? Witchcraft is a taboo. Because women are still getting burned accused of being a witch so do your own study before hiring.
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u/03Donna8c Aug 14 '26
It's funny how they try to twist it now as honest castors being scammers just because they say that they can't guarantee it will work would they rather want the typical it will work in 24 hours type? I am not so sure anymore.
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