DEBT COLLECTOR OIL - PAY ME MF
DEBT COLLECTOR OIL - PAY ME MF
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Debt Collector is my version of a traditional Pay Me Oil, made for calling back money that is already owed to you. Whether it’s an unpaid loan, money someone borrowed, a debt someone keeps avoiding, or money you are simply waiting to receive, this oil is used to encourage the debtor to settle up and pay what they owe.
This oil is about collection, repayment, and getting your money back in your hands. You’re not asking for a favor—you’re calling in what is already due.
Speak This:
“What is owed to me comes back to me. The debt is remembered, the money is returned, and I am paid in full.”
Ways to Use Debt Collector
- Dress a candle: Anoint a green, gold, or white candle with the oil while stating the amount owed and your intention for repayment.
- Write a petition: Write the person’s name and the amount they owe you. Anoint the paper with Debt Collector and place it beneath your candle or in a safe working space.
- Work your wallet: Anoint your wallet or purse lightly while focusing on the money that is owed to you returning.
- Dress a payment request: Anoint a written invoice, bill, payment reminder, or other paperwork connected to the debt.
- Money bowl: Add a few drops to a money bowl or prosperity working while focusing specifically on collecting outstanding money.
- Carry it: Keep the bottle with you when making calls, sending messages, invoices, or taking action to collect what you are owed.
- Anoint your hands: Rub a small amount between your palms before contacting someone about repayment, keeping your mind focused on “Pay me what you owe.”
Product Disclaimer
All oils are intended for spiritual, ritual, and aromatic purposes only. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical or psychological condition. For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive areas. Perform a patch test before topical use. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Results may vary based on individual belief, intention, and practice.
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