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Ms. Wizard by Molim El Barch video DOWNLOAD

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Description

Imagine having a spectator secretly thinking of a playing card and calling anyone out of your mobile phone contacts list he freely have chosen himself. Even if he is calling your contact with his own phone and you are completely silent the whole time, the person on the other end of the phone will instantly know the chosen card by your spectator.

Perform a thought transmitting experiment that will blow peoples minds and make you the hit on every event!

Sounds to good to be true we know, but it is as true and easy as that!

Welcome to Ms. Wizard!

– Even possible over video chat!
– A free choice of any playing card.
– A free choice from your contact list.
– They call with their own phone if they want!
– No expensive special App needed!
– Easy to learn and easy to follow. 

 “This is very sneaky, and that’s why I like it. It’s simple and works easily which means all your attention can be focused on the presentation to turn this into a powerful moment for your spectator. Once you understand the method, you can even move away from playing cards.”
– Ashley Green

“Out of all the Mr. Wizard effects and variations, all the thought transmitting effects over phone, this is by far the most impromptu, easy to do and fooling one I came across.”
– Ryan Dux

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