Anyone buy Casting Spell on Fiverr?

[cyaxrex]

In Asia and Africa, maybe. In Europe that’s definitely not the case.

You actually couldn’t be more wrong. Europe and the UK might as well be called Free Mason Inc. Freemasonry itself is just a cult, as is the Catholic church. It doesn’t matter if you do not believe in the so-called ‘conspiracy’ of that side of things, these groups of people exist, do engage in occult practices, and aren’t always involved in the most benevolent of affairs.

[visualstudios]

You actually couldn’t be more wrong. Europe and the UK might as well be called Free Mason Inc. Freemasonry itself is just a cult, as is the Catholic church. It doesn’t matter if you do not believe in the so-called ‘conspiracy’ of that side of things, these groups of people exist, do engage in occult practices, and aren’t always involved in the most benevolent of affairs.

It’s not statistically relevant. Of course there are idiots anywhere. I’m talking averages here.

[eoinfinnegan]

You can claim Santa is real and you can claim Giraffes are real. I can be a fence sitter on both. But one of those can be easily proven. The other can’t. It’s pretty simple.

Busted! There is just as much photographic proof for Santa as there is giraffes:

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The only way you can be absolutely certain that one does or doesn’t exist is to go to where they occur naturally and see for yourself.

Unless you go to Africa and see a giraffe in person, you simply agree with the consensus that giraffes exist. The same applies for Santa. Unless you go to Lapland and find absolutely no proof of a man with a factory powered by elve slave labor, you can’t say for certain that he does not exist.

Busted! There is just as much photographic proof for Santa as there is giraffes:

When people believe in giraffes, it makes me despair for humanity.

Honestly, people think there could be a type of horse with really long legs and a 20 foot neck.

It’s ridiculous.

On the other hand, I received stuff from Santa annually for a large portion of my life. What has the long necked horse ever done for me? Nothing. That’s what.

[zerlina84]

I did a quick search on any bad spell cast gigs. Apart from one that offers to “break a couple happily in love” with a little bit of “my friend is available for voodoo, contact me”, they seem to avoid negative spell casts, or maybe fiverr do make selection at the beginning when someone posts a spell casting gig 🙂

Anyway I am definitely starting a regular thread with my friends called “the strangest gig offers on fiverr”

Apart from one that offers to “break a couple happily in love”

I cannot believe Fiverr allows that 😳 not that it would work lol but it’s NOT something a reputable platform should endorse. What the hell.

[audioboon]

Apart from one that offers to “break a couple happily in love”

I cannot believe Fiverr allows that 😳 not that it would work lol but it’s NOT something a reputable platform should endorse. What the hell.

Yeah, its pretty mind blowing when you read the description:

this powerful spell works by placing negative seeds into a loving relationship that brings disagreements that gain great momentum leading to the separation of the couple as all the small little negatives they see in each other get magnified 1000 times

I love fiverr because you can get insanely creative with the gig offers, but yes, everything should have its limits. Spell casting seems like a very profitable niche for them and if I understand well it falls under “entertainment” as someone previously mentioned.

[cyaxrex]

Busted! There is just as much photographic proof for Santa as there is giraffes:

When people believe in giraffes, it makes me despair for humanity.

Honestly, people think there could be a type of horse with really long legs and a 20 foot neck.

It’s ridiculous.

On the other hand, I received stuff from Santa annually for a large portion of my life. What has the long necked horse ever done for me? Nothing. That’s what.

When people believe in giraffes, it makes me despair for humanity.

Me and my favorite leprechaun Ted were talking about this just the other day while riding our unicorns to Narnia.

It’s like the whole world has been intellectually enslaved by that charming David Attenborough.

Honestly, people think there could be a type of horse with really long legs and a 20 foot neck.

Don’t forget that they also have antennae!

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[cyaxrex]

Yeah, its pretty mind blowing when you read the description:

this powerful spell works by placing negative seeds into a loving relationship that brings disagreements that gain great momentum leading to the separation of the couple as all the small little negatives they see in each other get magnified 1000 times

I love fiverr because you can get insanely creative with the gig offers, but yes, everything should have its limits. Spell casting seems like a very profitable niche for them and if I understand well it falls under “entertainment” as someone previously mentioned.

this powerful spell works by placing negative seeds into a loving relationship that brings disagreements that gain great momentum leading to the separation of the couple as all the small little negatives they see in each other get magnified 1000 times

What’s this gig called? "I will make your love interest move in with their existing partner?"

Honestly, though, that is a bit sick.

[zerlina84]

Yeah, its pretty mind blowing when you read the description:

this powerful spell works by placing negative seeds into a loving relationship that brings disagreements that gain great momentum leading to the separation of the couple as all the small little negatives they see in each other get magnified 1000 times

I love fiverr because you can get insanely creative with the gig offers, but yes, everything should have its limits. Spell casting seems like a very profitable niche for them and if I understand well it falls under “entertainment” as someone previously mentioned.

I just searched “love spell break” and there are many of them. what the actual hell…

[audioboon]

this powerful spell works by placing negative seeds into a loving relationship that brings disagreements that gain great momentum leading to the separation of the couple as all the small little negatives they see in each other get magnified 1000 times

What’s this gig called? "I will make your love interest move in with their existing partner?"

Honestly, though, that is a bit sick.

I think the gig gives more flexibility by not mentioning whether it is for someone who wants to be with one of the two lovebirds in question. In that way, even an angry dad can break a relationship of someone not welcomed in his family 🙂

[jake_hopkins]

Agreed. All “spellcasters” should be kicked off the platform immediately. It’s complete fraud.

[tiakovolana]

my comment was removed, which is interesting but fair enough i suppose

was basically just saying that while i do the tarot reading ones from time to time, i am a little concerned about some of the more adult orientated love spells, on account of if someone is at a point where they’re spending $200 or more on a spell to make the colleague they have a crush on lust over you from now on, with an image of a man and a woman misbehaving in an elevator, that can’t be healthy

[audioboon]

I am not against selling spells on fiverr, but fiverr should at least not allow the ill or bad intention ones to be published at all.

There are plenty of good intention spells out there 🙂 like getting a better career, finishing school, having luck in business etc

But spell for breaking a couple in love apart, thats just weird

How about a spell for a successful fiverr career? Maybe that will decrese the number of “How can I get an order” posts, its a win win situation

[tiakovolana]

i found a number of “i will send put a curse on those who hurt you” gigs, with some suggesting the curse may cause psychical harm to the target. again they tend to be over $100 for the premium

the reviews all look fluffy and nice, which comes across as a little odd ^^

[visualstudios]

I am not against selling spells on fiverr, but fiverr should at least not allow the ill or bad intention ones to be published at all.

There are plenty of good intention spells out there 🙂 like getting a better career, finishing school, having luck in business etc

But spell for breaking a couple in love apart, thats just weird

How about a spell for a successful fiverr career? Maybe that will decrese the number of “How can I get an order” posts, its a win win situation

A scam is a scam, regardless if “positive” or “negative”. Winning the lottery is clearly positive, if I start selling lottery numbers on Fiverr, guess what will happen?

[audioboon]

i found a number of “i will send put a curse on those who hurt you” gigs, with some suggesting the curse may cause psychical harm to the target. again they tend to be over $100 for the premium

the reviews all look fluffy and nice, which comes across as a little odd ^^

i found a number of “i will send put a curse on those who hurt you” gigs, with some suggesting the curse may cause psychical harm to the target

Thats just too much, i am wondering how those gigs pass the filter.

A scam is a scam, regardless if “positive” or “negative”. Winning the lottery is clearly positive, if I start selling lottery numbers on Fiverr, guess what will happen?

You are a bit too harsh in my opinion. If someone wants to buy a spell for having luck in business and that helps them feel good and being more motivated, why not. Whatever works. Many people believe in those kind of stuff, and that belief helps them move forward. If you see it as a scam, others find it useful. Its like accusing someone who believes in bunch of gods or angels and demons. For you it may be unreasonable, for them it may bring something good in life. Forbidding and criticizing someone to believe in whatever they want, even santa or reiki or crystals or buying a spell on a random website seems very antidemocratic for today’s standards. Its their own right to do so.

[visualstudios]

i found a number of “i will send put a curse on those who hurt you” gigs, with some suggesting the curse may cause psychical harm to the target

Thats just too much, i am wondering how those gigs pass the filter.

A scam is a scam, regardless if “positive” or “negative”. Winning the lottery is clearly positive, if I start selling lottery numbers on Fiverr, guess what will happen?

You are a bit too harsh in my opinion. If someone wants to buy a spell for having luck in business and that helps them feel good and being more motivated, why not. Whatever works. Many people believe in those kind of stuff, and that belief helps them move forward. If you see it as a scam, others find it useful. Its like accusing someone who believes in bunch of gods or angels and demons. For you it may be unreasonable, for them it may bring something good in life. Forbidding and criticizing someone to believe in whatever they want, even santa or reiki or crystals or buying a spell on a random website seems very antidemocratic for today’s standards. Its their own right to do so.

It’s false advertising. It’s not antidemocratic for Fiverr to forbid them. Fiverr forbids gig types constantly. I’m not forbidding anyone from believing whatever they want. But it has no place on a serious freelance platform.

Again, you didn’t reply to my question. If I create a gig saying “I will give you winning lottery numbers”, what do you think will happen? Will they allow it? But hey, people may believe it and feel good and motivated.

[audioboon]

It’s false advertising. It’s not antidemocratic for Fiverr to forbid them. Fiverr forbids gig types constantly. I’m not forbidding anyone from believing whatever they want. But it has no place on a serious freelance platform.

Again, you didn’t reply to my question. If I create a gig saying “I will give you winning lottery numbers”, what do you think will happen? Will they allow it? But hey, people may believe it and feel good and motivated.

Thats a different argument, yes, maybe you are right they maybe dont have the place on this platform. But ausing them of being scammers its a bit too much.

[visualstudios]

Thats a different argument, yes, maybe you are right they maybe dont have the place on this platform. But ausing them of being scammers its a bit too much.

If you promise results using a spell you know perfectly well can’t guarantee them, you are a scammer. Most of them know this. A few may actually be mentally ill to the point of believing they have “powers”. But the vast majority knows.

Now, if you have a disclaimer saying no results are promised, it’s all for fun, etc. then it’s not a scam. But that’s not what you see on those gigs. They prey on desperate people. Selling false hope is not a legitimate business, no matter how you try to spin it.

[audioboon]

It’s false advertising. It’s not antidemocratic for Fiverr to forbid them. Fiverr forbids gig types constantly. I’m not forbidding anyone from believing whatever they want. But it has no place on a serious freelance platform.

Again, you didn’t reply to my question. If I create a gig saying “I will give you winning lottery numbers”, what do you think will happen? Will they allow it? But hey, people may believe it and feel good and motivated.

Again, you didn’t reply to my question. If I create a gig saying “I will give you winning lottery numbers”, what do you think will happen? Will they allow it?

Your comparison doesnt make sense. There is nothing to answer.

If you promise results using a spell you know perfectly well can’t guarantee them, you are a scammer.

So lets forbid life coaches, psychologists, horoscope, tarot, nutritionists and all of them. They cannot guarantee the result neither.

[visualstudios]

Again, you didn’t reply to my question. If I create a gig saying “I will give you winning lottery numbers”, what do you think will happen? Will they allow it?

Your comparison doesnt make sense. There is nothing to answer.

If you promise results using a spell you know perfectly well can’t guarantee them, you are a scammer.

So lets forbid life coaches, psychologists, horoscope, tarot, nutritionists and all of them. They cannot guarantee the result neither.

But they don’t claim it. A professional psychologist will never claim extraordinary results. Horoscope and tarot readers in general don’t offer results, just readings, open to interpretation, etc. Serious nutritionists don’t promise impossible results either.

And yes, a lot of life coaches, shady “psychologists” and “nutritionists” should be forbidden as well, since they do false advertising all the time. Same deal with a lot of SEO and backlink specialists, crypto specialists, etc. A lot of them are all BS. The difference being there are serious nutritionists and psychologists - they studied for years in accredited institutions, have scientific data to back them up. There are no serious spell casters by definition.

[tiakovolana]

just to mention i did once see a such a lottery number gig once, if i remember it was in lifestyle-other, and didn’t have a for fun disclaimer but did mention it had a 97% chance or something like that. still, if you ordered that gig, used the numbers and got nothing, it would be like buying a record with no grooves i would have thought

it’s a silly service, but less harmful then one that preys on vulnerabilities such as loneliness, poverty, health and so forth i feel

[audioboon]

But they don’t claim it. A professional psychologist will never claim extraordinary results. Horoscope and tarot readers in general don’t offer results, just readings, open to interpretation, etc. Serious nutritionists don’t promise impossible results either.

And yes, a lot of life coaches, shady “psychologists” and “nutritionists” should be forbidden as well, since they do false advertising all the time. Same deal with a lot of SEO and backlink specialists, crypto specialists, etc. A lot of them are all BS. The difference being there are serious nutritionists and psychologists - they studied for years in accredited institutions, have scientific data to back them up. There are no serious spell casters by definition.

Those are all valid points. But still I cannot agree that cast spelling is a scam by default, even though i would never use a service like that.

[visualstudios]

Those are all valid points. But still I cannot agree that cast spelling is a scam by default, even though i would never use a service like that.

Anything promising the impossible is a scam. If a spell caster is not promising or implying anything, then sure, not a scam. The moment they do, it’s a scam.

[eoinfinnegan]

I think the idea of Spells not being on a serious platform is a valid point but they are tucked away in a section called Fun and Lifestyle which is clearly a less professional/business-minded section.
I have more of an issue with those promising unrealistic results in SEO or similar who clearly cannot rank any keyword at number 1. Those are aimed at businesses and in categories where people in business go to find help for their business in areas they don’t understand. That to me is less befitting a professional platform.

[visualstudios]

I think the idea of Spells not being on a serious platform is a valid point but they are tucked away in a section called Fun and Lifestyle which is clearly a less professional/business-minded section.

I have more of an issue with those promising unrealistic results in SEO or similar who clearly cannot rank any keyword at number 1. Those are aimed at businesses and in categories where people in business go to find help for their business in areas they don’t understand. That to me is less befitting a professional platform.

Agreed as well. All those “SEO experts” are also deserving of a ban. The thing is, there are actual people who do SEO and get results.