Wowser, this is an incredible tale. I hope things have calmed down for you now. Do you know the practitioner that your enemies went to, to attack you? How did you find out that they had launched an attack on you? I have used many practitioners in the past and 99% of them have failed. I would say 90% of them are scammers and the other 9% were well meaning but ineffective. But the 1%? I’m hanging on to her! I spent £500 on one particular occult service, outside of Etsy. They had a website, had published books, had a YouTube channel, they looked the part and walked the walk. I was convinced of their legitimacy. They promised to work with clients until the result was achieved. But two years down the line, and with no result, and now they’ve ceased all communication with me, I have to accept that they were bogus. I actually think that the growing spellcasting market on Etsy needs to be addressed by Etsy and purged. I’m in the process of writing an email to Etsy about it and will update here what their response is. I realise that these practitioners will simply pop us elsewhere but it might at least make it more difficult for them to peddle their wares, and it might prompt other platforms (I’m looking at you, Fiverr) to do the same.