Superhero In The Making
 

I sell spell eBooks and have a web form for client's queries/problems/complaints. Usually I mostly get people asking me to sent them the eBooks for free, and give some reason why they should be given them for free (normally a variation on "I am a poor Nigerian and I need the spells to help my mother/wife/daughter/auntie/second cousin twice removed"). Today I got a good one. The reason they needed the spell eBooks was:

It needs saving. Did you send them the book?

No, because I did not know if they were telling the truth. What if they were an evil genius intent on taking over the world and I inadvertently gave them the power to start their evil reign?

I could not risk that!

:)

I find it difficult to believe that 1st world people believe in spells, never mind paying for them. Nigerians fair enough, Africans are very superstitious and even the educated amongst them resort to "witch doctors" Deaths in the family, particularly of children are often blamed on witchcraft.

In a survey, over 50% of Americans said that they believed in magic. The problem in selling them is not getting people to believe that they work, but in convincing people that demons won't come for them if they use magic!!!! |crazy|

My latest trick is to spell "witchcraft" with a capital W and C.

witchcraft = dangerous, nasty, get eaten by a goblin stuff.

WitchCraft = safe new age trendy stuff.

Go figure. |huh