Wayfair

[EyeSpy88]

I was just came across this earlier on Instagram and was looking through this account and the info they have on it. I’ve spent the last couple of days reading through the conspiracy theory thread on here and it just freaks me out. One side of me is thinking it’s absolute BS, but one side of me wouldn’t be surprised at how fucked up this world could be

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[hnoz]

This hasn’t come from nowhere, if anyone’s seen the Jeffrey Epstein series nothing will surprise anymore. These people get away with things because of the money, the ceo is pictured with Epstein’s mrs the women who did all of the work . It’s mental. A random person on the internet hasn’t come up with this, 500 workers have gone on strike, it’s come from somewhere with resources

The workers went on strike before all this about something totally different. You see how easy it is to take two things and it sounds like they are linked, then someone believes the theory? 500 workers went on strike to that *must* add credit to the trafficking story, but not mentioning that the strikes were weeks ago and about something else entirely.
The first posts of this on the internet are linked to a reddit post literally just mentioning the names of the cabinets being the first names of some missing person/children and therefore concluding trafficking. No other informaition was included, this wasn't a whistleblowing, it was some random on the internet. Several of the missing children being mentioned in the original post as being "sold" on wayfair, were found shortly after their disappearance, so even that wasn't a credible element of the theory.

 

[Pussy Galore]

I think its because some of the names of the items were names of missing children. This is from a Facebook group I'm on (eyes wide open)
I don't really know what to make of it

 

[Lalalalaaaaaa85]

I have always wondered why some things on the site are ridiculously overpriced. Like a big standard bed listed at like £12k. I think it’s a big leap to decide the only possible explanation is child trafficking though

 

[Lalalalaaaaaa85]

In regards to all this please all read #pizzagate and have your eyes opened !
Little.miss.patriot on instagram go to her page and watch her highlights
The Justin bieber one is heartbreaking
She talks about wayfair
Hillary Clinton
It’s disgusting if all these Celebs have been doing this!!

Pizzagate was debunked. I do believe there are awful things happening in the world and that there is a dark side to the celeb world but not everything you read on the internet is true.

 

[Chickenandgravy]

Think Alex Jones put up a theory (usually I'm not that into him but it's actually plausible) that this Wayfair scandal is a planted distraction from the Maxwell case. Never thought of that and since it's been well publicised and the media only let us see what we want to see...

 

[chocolate choux]

I agree that it’s likely nonsense as this stuff is already done on the dark web

I would love to know the real explanation for the prices though. The same / very similar items going for such extremely differently prices is so odd. I’ve seen it before but only a few quid, not $99 vs almost $10k. No one would pay that much for a shower curtain. Surely there’s an innocuous explanation for this?

I’ve heard about this, most people seem adamant it is because the names of the products are supposedly names of missing children, I don’t know what to think though. Loads of products have names of children - my bed frame is called Mollie. Even if it was trafficking I doubt it’d be going on on way fair?! Maybe that makes me really naive.

The part about products often having children’s names - true but the examples I saw were unusual names I’d never heard before. I don’t believe the theory but it’s a weird coincidence

 

[BespokeBiatch]

I also seen someone share a link between Naya Rivera and Wayfair

 

[Prodcon21]

That is basically the logic backing up this claim yes. That and the cabinets have human first names, seems to ignore that many products do.

Hmmmm sorry - but they’re not your bog standard human names. New look have jeans named Emiliee. Topshop have Mollie. Have you seen some of the names on Wayfair? It’s certainly strange...

 

[Danni_louu]

It’s made me feel physically sick

 

[Blairr]

I mean, there could be a weirdo working there in the product details area who thinks it is funny to name them this, etc. It doesn't mean kids are being trafficked. Check out Holly's stories. She works trying to stop trafficking and explains why Wayfair isn't doing it. https://www.instagram.com/hollychristinehayes/?igshid=1q4zxhciul10g

Just watched her stories. Makes sense

 

[Begborrowsteal]

I believe the CEO has stepped down now too

Niraj Shah: Wayfair CEO Resigns/Steps Down Rumor Debunked

Niraj Shah: Wayfair CEO Resigns or Steps Down? People questioning amid the ongoing conspiracy of Wayfair's CEO Human Trafficking scheme & Wayfair Scandal CEO.

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some poor bloke on IG with the same name as the CEO has been getting so much abuse now

 

[Sozhun]

He has not stepped down.

Sorry I stand corrected

 

[hnoz]

Am I understanding this right? Someone thought a cabinet was too highly priced and made the leap it was trafficking children. I don't get how that happened. I was about to buy a light from there, that could have been interesting

That is basically the logic backing up this claim yes. That and the cabinets have human first names, seems to ignore that many products do.

 

[hnoz]

Think Alex Jones put up a theory (usually I'm not that into him but it's actually plausible) that this Wayfair scandal is a planted distraction from the Maxwell case. Never thought of that and since it's been well publicised and the media only let us see what we want to see...

That doesn’t really make sense since the Wayfair thing is more of a thing on places like Reddit, twitter and not what people would class as mainstream media.

 

[hnoz]

It has been quite widely talked about on mainstream media (albeit they are debunking it)

I have barely seen mention of it on the news of mainstream online newspapers so I wouldn’t say *they* are pushing it as a distraction. I really wouldn’t say widely, it has hardly been a main story for days on end?

 

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[Yellowfairy]

In regards to pricing being high there is a number of reasons a company may do this. Some websites make you pay to relist a item once its out of stock so to avoid paying to relist the item they show the item as being in stock even though its not and put the price ridiculously high to discourage people from buying it. Another reason is that if the item is put out of stock it ends up further down the page so they show the item as instock but put the price high to help keep its position on the page. On some websites the listing ends up being removed all together if the item is out of stock and when it is relisted it can end up in a lower position so they say the item is in when its not to stop this from happening.

 

[Chickenandgravy]

I have barely seen mention of it on the news of mainstream online newspapers so I wouldn’t say *they* are pushing it as a distraction. I really wouldn’t say widely, it has hardly been a main story for days on end?

I've seen it mentioned more than other things going on right now (pizzagate, free Britney etc). As I said Alex Jones isn't exactly the most reputable but was just another angle I love a good conspiracy

 

[Begborrowsteal]

Yeah

The internet makes it so easy to fall for these things