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Bad Customer Story
This post is brought to you by an unnamed customer – unnamed
because even though the man provided me with enough unsolicited information to
show up at his door (or darn near open a bank account in his name), I have a
moral compass and a sense of decency which trumps my temper.
To provide you with a short background of the story, this
gentleman wanted to win the lottery and contacted me to make that happen. I
told him that that was not feasible and recommended a general money attractant
spell which would allow the universe the most freedom to get him the money he
needed.
He declined that insisted on a spell for general luck, so I went
over my typical disclosure (i.e., I can’t guarantee any results and why), and
got his agreement to the terms. I then performed a long-distance variation of a
hoodoo mojo bag working for him and traded several messages answering all of
his follow up questions.
He asked that I mail it to him the remnants of the spell. Since
that wasn’t part of the original agreement, I gave him the option of doing so
in exchange for a Fiverr offer to cover the cost, but also let him know that it
shouldn’t be required with the way I had done the working. He was more than
happy to forgo any expense and we parted ways amicably.
About a month later, I awoke to the following message in my
Fiverr inbox:
“your service did not work. like the majority of keen
sellers. never heard of someone keeping the mojo. a con.”
There’s nothing better than having a person who lacks the
ability to do for themselves tell you that you did it wrong and insult your
integrity. Fuming though I was, I did send him back a pleasant note and wished
him the best with one of the other sellers.
Dealing with Bad Customers
So what can we learn from this?
One, if someone asks you for a result that there is no way
they will get (like winning the lottery), they have just made their expectation
clear. Even if you reset it and they agree to it, they are expecting what they
originally asked for. The sad news is, my spell may have worked. He may have
had increased luck, such as getting out of a bill or a narrow miss of a
financial catastrophe, but he won’t have made the connection because all he was
thinking about was the lottery. When you think there may be unrealistic
expectations at play, you need to just say no to the business. Why go into
something that’s not going to be successful.
Two, some people are just bad customers, and the anonymity of
the internet makes them act even worse (even when they send you their name,
birthday, and address).
That’s my wisdom for the week. Hope you enjoyed.
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Interested in some spell work or just some conversation hit me up an any of my other sites:
Fiverr
Etsy - Mountain Vale Magic
The Pagan Veil
