To request a spell or ritual, choose the service, send a short message saying what you hope for, and wait for the price and details in writing before you pay anything. Nothing should start until you have agreed the price and know what it includes.
This guide goes through each step for Witch Doctor Shakir, along with checks worth making with any practitioner.
Step 1: Choose the service
Start with the spells and rituals page. Each service page says what the ritual involves, who it is meant for, what it cannot do, and what information is needed.
If you are not sure which service fits, describe your situation in your message and ask. You do not need to know the right name for a ritual.
Step 2: Send your request
Call, send an SMS or send a WhatsApp message to 0714794142. From outside Kenya, use +254714794142.
You can also use the request form on the contact page. It puts your details into a message and opens it in WhatsApp or your SMS app, so you can check it before you send it. The website does not store what you type.
Shakir is available at any time, day or night, and usually replies within 30 minutes. You can write in your own language, as Shakir replies in many languages.
Step 3: Say what you need, and only what you need
Keep your first message short, and share only what you are comfortable sharing. You never need to send ID documents, passwords or card details in a message to make a request. Include:
- The service you are asking about.
- Your first name, or the name you want to use.
- The country you live in, so time differences, payment and any delivery can be arranged.
- A short note about your situation and what you are hoping for.
- For a ring, your ring size or a measurement in millimetres.
Step 4: Agree the price and details in writing
After a short consultation about your situation, Shakir tells you what the service includes, the price and the timing. The way you will pay is agreed at the same time. The price is all-inclusive, and nothing is added later without your agreement.
Read the details carefully and ask about anything that is not clear. Before you agree, check that you know:
- The total price and what it covers.
- How you will pay.
- For a ring or charm, the delivery cost and timing. Import charges set by your own country may still apply.
- How long it is likely to take. Timing depends on you and on the ritual, so it is agreed at the start.
- What happens if you change your mind, as set out in the refunds and cancellations policy.
Step 5: Pay safely
Sending a request does not commit you to anything. Only pay once you have agreed the price, and keep a copy of the agreed details and your receipt.
With any practitioner, be careful if you are asked to pay with gift cards or cryptocurrency, or asked for more money after the first payment to finish or unblock a ritual. Consumer agencies warn that these are common signs of scams.
Step 6: The ritual is carried out
Once payment is made, the ritual is carried out or your ring or charm is prepared, and you are kept informed by phone or message. Before the service begins, Shakir explains the materials that will be used and any precautions to take.
Rituals can be done remotely, from anywhere, or in person, depending on what suits you. Shakir travels, and can come to you in some cases, depending on how serious the situation is.
No ritual can promise a particular result or control another person's feelings or choices. Please read the service disclaimer before you pay, so you know what to expect.
Afterwards, keep the messages where the price and details were agreed, along with your receipt. If you have a question later, send a message to the same number. If you ever want another ritual, it is a new request with its own price, and there is no pressure to ask for one.
Requests from other countries
Shakir is based in Kenya, on East Africa Time (UTC+3), and is available at any hour. From abroad, call or message +254714794142. International calls can be costly, so a WhatsApp message is often the cheapest way to get in touch. If you pay from another country, your bank or payment service may add a fee or use its own exchange rate, so ask them about the total before you pay.
It still helps to know the time difference, for example to plan a call. Kenya does not change its clocks, so the gap with your country can shift by an hour during the year. Roughly:
- UK: Kenya is 2 or 3 hours ahead.
- US East Coast and Toronto: Kenya is 7 or 8 hours ahead.
- US West Coast: Kenya is 10 or 11 hours ahead.
- Sydney and Melbourne: Kenya is 7 or 8 hours behind.
- United Arab Emirates: Kenya is 1 hour behind.
- Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait: the same time as Kenya.
