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drkachispellcast@gmail.com +12098938075 Dr. Kachi

Date07/07/2023
Fraudulent emaildrkachispellcast@gmail.com
PseudonymDr. Kachi
Url / Websitehttps://drkachispellcaster.wixsite.com/my-site
Scamdoc Trust Score | Contact / Whois info
Telephone+1 209-893-8075 (ou 0012098938075) (Info / Risk score)
Scam contents"i want to share to the whole world how Dr Kachi the Great of all the Spell Caster, that helped me reunite my marriage back, my Ex Husband broke up with me 3months ago, I have been trying to get him back ever since then, i was worried and so i was looking for help after reading a post of Dr Kachi on the internet when i saw a lady name SHARRON testified that Dr Kachi cast a Pure love spell to stop divorce. and i also met with other, it was about how he brought back her Ex lover in less than 24 hours at the end of her testimony she dropped his email, I contacted Dr Kachi and he told me what went wrong with my husband and how it happen, that he will restored my marriage back, and to my greatest surprise my Ex husband came back to me, and he apologized for his mistake, and for the pain he caused me and my children. you can also get your Ex back and live with him happily: Contact drkachispellcast@gmail. com his Call/Text+1 (209) 893- 8075 Web https://drkachispellcaster.wixsite.com/my-site"
Comment / ReviewThis is a scam. Do not contact "Dr. Kachi" - their "spells" are fake, and they will give you nonsensical reasons why they need you to send them money before they can cast their "spell".

Never trust any of these "testimonials" you see. Fake testimonials can be found all over the internet: they're on every social media platform, they're in the comments of YouTube videos, they're in the comments of Scamwatcher reports (although they usually get removed pretty quickly), and they're even spammed in the comment sections of random blog sites (blog sites that have unrestricted, easy-to-access "guestbooks" are usually filled with testimonial spam). All "testimonials" are written by the people they're testifying on behalf of/scammers themselves; they use sock puppet accounts to make the testimonials look more "legitimate".