Angry Wiccan Digs Up The Identity Behind Scam Site Fastspells.com


	Angry Wiccan Digs Up The Identity Behind Scam Site Fastspells.com

wiccantexan

9-20-2008 10:44 PM

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wicca, pagan, website, scam, advertising, internet

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9-21-2008 12:35 AM

tanyamm

Good thing he found out who was doing it so he could put a stop to it.

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