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We do not promise to control anyone's mind or decisions.
The baba you paid is now threatening you
You told him everything: names, the affair, the family quarrel. You sent photographs. When you stopped paying, his tone changed. He says he will send what he has to your husband, your employer, your relatives. Or he says he will turn his power on you and your children. You are sitting in a flat in London, frightened of a man you have never met.

We do not promise to control anyone's mind or decisions.
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A woman paid an online practitioner over several weeks to mend her marriage. When she refused a further sum, he sent a screenshot of her own messages with her husband's number typed beside it. She paid. A week later he asked again.
This is extortion, and it follows a script. The threat of exposure is used for as long as it yields money, and paying shows that it works. The second threat, of curses and misfortune, relies on fear alone. Neither becomes less by compliance.
We are not a legal service, but we can help you think clearly and take the first steps. If you later wish to talk about the original trouble, that can be done safely with us: one stated fee, no demands, no guarantees.
Each one prolongs it. The first refusal is the hardest.
Messages, numbers, account details, dates, kept safely.
The police, your bank, and one person close to you.
Save everything before blocking the number. The main service page states how our own sessions work and the fee.
How the consultation worksOften the threat is not carried out once money stops. Consider telling the key person yourself, on your terms.
A stranger's ill will has no power over your family. That fear is the tool.
You sought help when you were distressed. The crime is his.
Do not send another payment and do not negotiate. Take screenshots of all messages, the numbers and payment details. Then block him on every channel. Tell your bank what has happened.
Report it to the police on 101, or 999 if you feel in immediate danger, and to Report Fraud (formerly Action Fraud) on 0300 123 2040. Blackmail is a serious offence in the UK. Tell one person you trust. If there is something he might reveal, think about telling the person concerned yourself; it takes away his hold. Once you are safe, we can talk about the difficulty that led you to him, if you wish. If anything he holds involves intimate images, the police treat sharing or threatening to share them as a serious offence in its own right, so mention it when you report.
The session is online and confidential, joined from London. We ask for no private images or documents. Birth details are optional.
Very unlikely. Payment shows the threat works.
No. That claim is meant to frighten you.
Blackmail is a crime and should be reported. Keep your evidence.
It is your decision. Telling him yourself removes the blackmailer's leverage.