The Order of Dark ArtsReviews of theorderofdarkarts.com

After five years as a customer and spending thousands of pounds, I feel compelled to warn others about this business’s dishonest practices. Undelivered Products & Services: • Consultations booked but never honored • Incomplete course deliveries (Diabolico, Seduction, Oracle courses) • Books never fully delivered (Book of Choronzon) • “Custom” items (‘exclusive’ potion oils not available in store but only through private messaging with the owner’s 7th Witch House team) paid for but never shipped, never refunded with no explanation or update despite chasers. The Real Cost: What started as hopeful purchases for wealth, healing, and personal growth became a cycle of dependency. I found myself spending large sums monthly, always told the “next” product would finally work. Spoiler: none did. Before You Purchase: Please visit Reddit and search for this business name. You’ll find years of testimonials from others who experienced the same pattern of exploitation. The evidence speaks volumes. Also remember that as a consumer you may be able to challenge payments made via PayPal (within 180 days) where you never got your products - do check PayPal’s policies. The Facebook Group Dynamic: The Order Of Dark Arts Facebook group operates as a cult of personality around the owner. Criticism is forbidden, questioning is shut down, and members face pressure to continuously purchase overpriced items (often sourced from Alibaba at markup - please do an image search with e.g the Lucifer Pact Kit). Those who dare request refunds or raise concerns report being expelled from the Facebook group, while the fear of curses is an overall atmosphere inside the group —a manipulation tactic preying on vulnerable people’s beliefs. About “Positive” Reviews: Many positive reviews come from current group members who’ve been pressured to post them. As a former insider, I witnessed this firsthand. My Advice: Save yourself years of pain, financial loss, and psychological manipulation. I wish I’d found these warnings earlier. Better late than never to break free. Step well clear.

I purchased both products and a couple of consultations from the Order of Dark Arts. The founder claims she’s “built different” and can see what other psychics can’t, yet she sells products that supposedly enhance psychic abilities — which feels ironic. During my consultation, I could hear her chewing while I’m trying to ask important questions, but instead of answering, she responded with a question. She also gave me a prediction that did not come true. I tried to follow up, but I received no response. I didn’t get the answers I was looking for but happily thanked her anyway as the owner does NOT do well with criticism or accountability. And no refunds. The products are marketed as LIMITED, so there are many times I’ve rushed to purchase one, just for her to restock it very soon after… Also the products are marketed as TRANSFORMATIVE when Ive gotten very little to no results. And it’s always my fault for the products not working, per the owner/mods words. I can understand maybe one or two not working for towards my advantage but I bought products that she recommended during a consultation and they still didn’t work… Some products such as weight loss and beauty products, I bought due to the owner claims of personal transformation. Well, fake news - owners used AI and owner heavily filtered her photos— very misleading. I received no results. If you’re looking for clear, honest products and accurate claims, and a honest mature accountable owner, I would approach this store with caution.

The Order of Dark Arts and 7th Witch House are sales funnels for overpriced dropshipping products. They made customers pay full price for courses they never finished and for books they still never released. You can always get a refund no matter what they say, if you file a complaint with Paypal. The products are of low quality. There is no proof they magically work since I have been in their group for over 7 years now, and the other customers are still distressed, complain of being drained and tired, sick, and are in debt to buy these products and courses. You don't need any tools to work with demonic and Luciferian magick!!!!!! The influx of positive reviews are clearly by their own group moderators who they force to work for free by moderating the group all day and posting fake product reviews. The other reviews are by their members who wish to become mods someday and waste their time and money. You should read the exposing reviews on sites like reddit and facebook. You will wake up someday too.

***I’ve made an edit to clarify that the Order of Dark Arts has a Facebook group. My personal experiences are from being apart of the group and being a customer . Being a part of the Facebook group and being a customer are interchangeable. I felt compelled to share my experience with the Order of Dark Arts so others can avoid the same pitfalls I walked into. At first, I was genuinely interested in exploring Luciferianism and deepening my spiritual path. But the deeper I went, the more it became clear this organization functions less like a spiritual community and more like a tightly controlled cult. The biggest red flag was how little individuality was allowed — ironic for a path that’s supposed to be personal and self-directed. What I Experienced: • Manipulative Tactics: You’re love-bombed at first, then slowly pressured into falling in line. Doubts or questions aren’t treated as part of growth — they’re treated like betrayal. • Forced Loyalty to One Person: You MUST be loyal to Ashley Otori, the founder. Not your own spiritual intuition, not your personal growth — her. Everything revolves around her ideas, her products, her authority. The group culture makes it clear: disagreeing with her is “wrong,” and independence is quietly punished. And if you leave the group, you will be ridiculed. She makes it so you have to depend on her and her products, what kind of spiritual family is that? • Exclusivity & Silencing: Dissenting voices get ridiculed, blocked, or pushed out. The “community” only welcomes people who agree with everything and never challenge anything. Any issues I had with my products, I kept to myself because I’ve seen what happened when a newcomer asked why this didn’t work. • Financial Exploitation: There’s constant pressure to buy more products, services, or upgrades — many of which are overpriced and low-quality. A lot of us ended up spending way more money than we should have for things that offered no real value. She advertises that she personally works with a jeweler and make her own soaps—this have been wrong, as majority of her products can be found on Alibaba or other dropshipping websites. My invocation necklace tarnished; the evocation necklace, which is suppose to last a lifetime, has lost his engraving. • Emotional Distress: Instead of empowerment, the environment created isolation, anxiety, and self-doubt. It takes a toll, mentally and emotionally. I was afraid to ask genuine questions about her products because her mods and members were quick to jump you. But if you behave to AO standards then you’ve be love bombed. I even remember the Etsy days — any negative review (including mine) disappeared instantly. Of course everything looks “five-star” when criticism is deleted on sight. That was my early warning sign that transparency wasn’t part of the business model. Bottom line: The Order of Dark Arts sells empowerment, but delivers manipulation, pressure to obey one leader, financial drain, and a culture where questioning is forbidden. I’m sharing this so others trust their instincts sooner than I did.

Lots of claims of expertise and degrees with no listed contacts or credentials specifics. Interested in topics but very difficult to validate her claims to expertise.

These people are scam artists that sell fake “potions” and jewelry they bought on AliExpress. A quick google image search will prove this on every single item. I urge you to do your research before buying anything from them. They’ve already been shut down at least once for tax fraud and should be shut down from ever running another business.

I bought things off and on for a few years before I woke up. The few sigil charms I did buy all erased (like they are now just plain metal disc), the books I ordered NEVER came (I had to file with cc company), the jewelry ended up being fake and , not plastic, but not metal (It's on Aliexpress), I took one course and it was exactly what you get from learning about the tree of life (like NOTHING was new or reveled). In short they got well over a few thousand from me, but at least I grew wiser. DO your research on these two BEFORE you buy anything. They are really kinda sad.

A reverse-image search of the “Belial” and “Paimon” invocation necklaces shows the same stock photos on older AliExpress listings and on other low-cost web shops. Those external listings price the necklaces far below the $99 charged here. The Terms & Conditions forbid customers to “disparage, tarnish, or otherwise harm” the business—an illegal clause under the U.S. Consumer Review Fairness Act (2016)— and they also state, “All sales are final and no refund will be issued,” which conflicts with FTC distance-sale rules. The shop sells a “Nitika Invocation Necklace.” Nitika is virtually unknown outside Gallery of Magick’s book Wealth Magick, so there is a strong likelihood the ritual text was copied without permission (I welcome verification). They also market “potions” for skin use without listing ingredients, leaving allergy risks to the buyer. Bottom line: mass-produced trinkets at premium prices, unsafe potions, illegal gag clause, and a refund policy that shouldn’t stand up to U.S. law. Shop elsewhere.