Seriously though. If you are stupid enough to buy a potion or spell from anyone, let alone eBay, you DESERVE to be conned.
Should Spells and Potions Be Sold on eBay?
Tecca
2012/08/16 21:00:00
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Ebay just updated its list of items banned from sale on the site and among partially-used cosmetics and prayers, potions and spells were outlawed.
TECCA.COM reports:
TECCA.COM reports:
You may think you can buy anything on eBay, and if you're looking for a life-sized bigfoot statue, or an entire European village, the site can certainly cater to your needs.
Read More: http://www.tecca.com/columns/the-10-craziest-items...
Top Opinion
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Noobcake 2012/08/17 10:20:09Yes
+8How else am I going to make my regular biyearly purchase of Felix Felicis?? I can't just stroll into Diagon Alley!
Seriously though. If you are stupid enough to buy a potion or spell from anyone, let alone eBay, you DESERVE to be conned.
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- Trappedinthe90s 2012/10/04 17:27:04Yes
It's not illegal, so you should be able to buy them online. Just like if you want partially used cosmetics, for whatever reason. That's your choice.reply - ninjibarb 2012/10/02 16:21:35NoI prefer to make my own.reply
- Eddie_says_OrlyTaitez_is_nutz 2012/10/02 02:48:20
- NarcolepticGoat 2012/10/02 02:41:00NoJust buy water from your local homeopath. You don't want some darn lollypop with measles to arrive at your door.reply
- timothy.hill.14 2012/10/02 00:36:28NoWhat a ridiculous idea.reply
- Syl 2012/08/28 13:17:22YesI don't mean to be harsh but if you're stupid enough to buy it that's your problem.reply
- Andy1909 2012/08/26 21:51:18YesIf you believe in the crap.....why not waste your money! LOL.reply
- RJS 2012/08/20 15:32:33YesI think if you want to ban it, you'd have to prove that they work and/or are harmful. Maybe just require an ingredients list and put an age restriction on it if those ingredients are hazardous.reply
- it'sme 2012/08/20 15:20:13Yes+1If someone is stupid enough to purchase it, then why not! I would waste my money on anything of the sort, but if it won't harm the stupid, go right ahead and sell it.reply
- sυιcι∂εsυη∂αε~ 2012/08/20 14:58:33YesThat'd be cool.reply
- taylordoesntdeserve 2012/08/20 13:04:14YesSo should dreams. ^_^reply
- HelmetGirl 2012/08/20 12:36:22YesYou can actually sell spells and potions on eBay? Well heck, I have one an older woman told me to use to enchant a man and I swear it worked.reply
- Stephen 2012/08/20 08:22:37Yespeople will buy anything now a days. Business is business.reply
- MrSexyPants 2012/08/20 05:04:34Yeshell yeah! just because some people don't believe in the supernatural doesn't mean it don't exist. now i've never tried any kind of spell, but if i could get one on ebay i most definitley would!! lolreply
- ellomotto 2012/08/20 05:00:24Yes+1
reply - TomA 2012/08/20 04:57:06NoIs Botox San Fran Granny Nan pushing this one for when she get's booted out of office !!!reply
- Hayley Callaway 2012/08/20 04:04:37Yes+1If you can buy rosaries and Bibles on eBay, spells and potions should be able to be sold too. Witchcraft is a legitimate religion.reply
- knoodelhed 2012/08/20 02:42:43No
reply - Todd The Libertarian 2012/08/20 01:43:11YesI believe in a free market.reply
- Ann 2012/08/20 01:25:49NoLook around isn't there enough evil in the world.reply
- Hayley ... Ann 2012/08/20 04:07:06Spells and potions aren't evil. They are tools to help witches, Wiccans and others celebrate and worship the way they want.reply
- PonToki 2012/08/20 00:01:19NoPeople are already a mess and abuse the power they have now. If potions and spells (that actually worked) were sold, it'd be chaos.reply
- fortycal_sig 2012/08/19 23:34:07YesSure, why not?reply
- El Prez 2012/08/19 22:14:34YesYou want to get ripped off, go ahead. Better to stop mixing reality with fantasyreply
- Torchy 2012/08/19 21:50:34YesIf there's a market for it, why not? You can't just ban something on the grounds that people are stupid. They don't need eBay to sell this stuff online, so it's not like they're really preventing anything.reply
- TeardropsOfBlood4The1iiLove♥ 2012/08/19 20:57:33YesThat would so cooreply
- Metaldane 2012/08/19 20:51:02Yes+2They sell "holy water" and bibles why not spells and potions?reply
- Teardro... Metaldane 2012/08/19 20:58:43Can Holy Water bring you luckreply
- Metaldane Teardro... 2012/08/19 21:05:26No clue lol never been much for magicreply
- Teardro... Metaldane 2012/08/19 21:18:08Oh right. What does Holy Water actaully do. Ive been told as its been touched by Jesus it makes you feel safe and protects you but Im completely clueless about things like thatreply
- Metaldane Teardro... 2012/08/19 21:25:50Idk water is just water to me don't matter what you say has been done to it by magic powers.reply
- misterz 2012/08/19 19:54:51YesBuyer beware.reply
- richard.maloney.7 2012/08/19 19:50:20Yesgive the pharmacys a run for their moneyreply
- Derbyhat 2012/08/19 19:02:07No+1Unless they can provide Spell Check!reply
- PonToki Derbyhat 2012/08/20 00:02:07Lol. Nice.
reply - Thank you but no... 2012/08/19 18:16:23YesSure! If people are stupid enough to buy them.. Also, as soon as the first one didn't work, and that would be the first one sold, the seller would go out of business when he got sued.reply
- Proggy 2012/08/19 16:59:08Yes+1Why not? Bibles are.reply
- Josey Wales 2012/08/19 14:43:17 (edited)Yes+2Why not? If the divine face of Christ on a grilled-cheese sandwich inspires morons to bid with confidence, then someone needs to put a spell on them :)
reply - NYCbrit 2012/08/19 09:55:27YesSure, why not? If you can offer Elvis' ham sandwich & the like, why not spells?reply
- Josey W... NYCbrit 2012/08/19 17:40:30+1I just read your response. Elvis too huh?reply
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