Complaint Review: Spellsforum - Nationwide
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Spellsforum ripoff Internet
*Consumer Comment: Spellforum is No more
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
I fell for an ad in this site, lost money and get no responcse from them. A very missleading bunch. Will be reporting them to the FBI
Kevin
valdosta, Georgia
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Comment
Spellforum is No more
AUTHOR: Rachel - (United Kingdom)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, May 27, 2006
you will be glad to know that spellsreview is no longer running. On 27t May, when I visited the site, they put up a white flag and gave up
"After many many threats from spellcasters who couldn't deal with the fact that some people didn't have full success, we have decided that enough is enough. We hope you find a spell caster that fits your need in the future and we wish all good luck!
Angelica, Kiera & Roger"
Initialy I did not notice anything wrong about spellsforum until I tried posting and visiting the sites of those who are "most famous".
1) "Submissions that do not follow our review guidelines will not be posted."
I clicked on the link "review guidelines" and the only guideline they had was "Place your review guidelines here."
2) All submitted reviews are subject to the license terms set forth in our Conditions of Use.
I clicked on the link "Conditions of Use" and the only words they had was "Place your conditions here.".
3) The spells they "advertised" were mainly from some "famous spellcastors" charging LOADS of money. Even with the old spellsreview site,
4) One of the castors has a style of replying e-mails EXACTLY like cinthya from Magicklove. Similar site layout, similar faces, both based in the same country and when you send money to them you have to write their assistant's name ...
5) All reviews had to be approved by the administrator before being posted. I tried posting a few times with no avail. They said it took 5 - 7 business days but I see some users' posts being posted really quickly.
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