How to tell more legitimate magic spell sites?

Question

I am thinking of buying a magic spell but can I even tell if the person at the site is even knowelable about magic spells or it is a scam

Answer 1

There are no legitimate sites. there is no magic.

Answer 2

Any spell can be legitimate; after all, it's not the spell, but what you put into it that matters most.

It's all about belief; it's about willpower. What, magically, works for some won't work for others and vice versa. My best advice is to experiment; find out what works for you in certain situations and keep a journal (or, more popularly, a book of shadows) of these occurences.

In all honesty, I would suggest that you go with free sites; spells that cost no money. Your ultimate objective should be to craft your own spells, and practice is always good. :-)

Answer 3

Buying a spell over the internet is like lighting your money on fire. Buy a book from Chapters instead and cast the spell yourself.

Answer 4

oh dear...you dont buy "magic spells" you need to study the practice then write your own and if you cant write your own yet then you shouldnt even be looking to "buy" thats so silly...just study it there so much more than just the spell you need to think about
what ever its for (good bad) it comes back to you times three
is it worth coming back times three?
if not then you shouldnt do it

does it mess with free will?
if it does you shouldnt be doing it

does it put one in a harmful situation?
if it does you shouldnt be doing it
you need to study the craft before you try screwing around with it

Answer 5

Do not pay for a spell. Look at some wiccan/pagan sites and get some ideas of your own.

Answer 6

A real "witch" or wiccan will NEVER sell a spell. This is not a matter to be taken lightly, since what you give out comes back times three.

Anything you find online will only be a ripoff.

Answer 7

look there are FREE sites and you could buy a book @ A book shop!