Aisha Haadi Aisha tries to fight back, but she's still a fraud New York New York

I reviewed Aisha and said that I had ordered two of her strongest spells-the PRC and the Amun-RA Ritual, as well as a reinforcement to the former, the latter supposedly being the "WMD" in the spiritual world. I had hoped that things would work out with my bf/ex. Let me tell you first that the spells did nothing. Second of all, while Aisha claims that the spells are custom-tailored, the instructions I got for how to work with the talisman were exactly the same for both spells.

Furthermore, judging from the guestbook, she dishes out the same instructions to others. Worst of all, she includes a quasi-threat in the instructions, saying that the customer should not contact her again about the spellwork, or else the energies of the spell would be destroyed. What utter nonsense. The little contact I managed to establish with my ex was all through my mundane (aka: non spiritual) efforts.

All in all, bad customer service, except the first two replies you get, and no results. Furthermore, even the replies you get are copy-pasted from her website-using the exact phrases, suggesting that it does not deal with your case at all but is the same for anyone who emails her. And when I tried contacting her about my case, she replied after about 3 weeks that it was for my own good that she was not replying.

That said, Dena, from psyforums.com used this report to prove that she and her gang are in the right whereas Aisha was the sole scammer. That does not change the fact that both are scammers.

Let me tell you -and I anticipate the replies back here with people clamoring to call me stupid and naive for being that desperate and for falling for all these lies. Yes here's my reply to you, I agree. I do believe that magic does exist on some level but it is not to be found on the internet.

Here's a complete list of all the spellcasters I tried, for the same case and for a different case and for which I got ZERO results.

Aiisha as I explained above
Dena
Kyra Medows
Donald Yung
Tori

The last four are from the infamous psyforums scam. Once Aisha's name appeared as a scammer on psyforums, the fight was on, with Aisha desperate to hype up her page with counteroffensives in an effort to prevent profit losses. She exposed psyforums yes, but that doesn't make her any more legitimate. For her one thing mattered only: the prospect of profit loss. You can also read up on what her alleged daughter 'Queen Miriam' said in her racist low leveled threats against a former customer. Aisha then went on her website to argue that her daughter's id had been stolen and it was someone else posting there. What bullcrap-Aisha's own rebuttals are copy pasted word for word on her own website.

So more:
amitadragonspell
spellmaker.com
reallovespells.com

All frauds. all lies. Beware.

Sandra
Raleigh, North Carolina
U.S.A.