Wayfair Child Sex Trafficking

[C-south]

Wayfair has annual revenue of $9 billion. Do you actually believe they would risk their entire business on an illegal operation to traffic children?

Sounds like something Jeffrey Epstein would say.

 

[NEO]

Soros is one of the main stockholders.

Just a little fun fact.

 

[benholt06]

Sound plausible. I'm now totally distracted from the imminent collapse of America. Trump 2020.

 

[Purple Tiger]

Why do you quote me and ask questions when i nearly never respond to you nor any of the other trolls/alters? Wasting time...

To make you look even sillier than you already do.

 

[Purple Tiger]

Sounds like something Jeffrey Epstein would say.

No, it sounds like something anyone with half a clue would say.

 

[ajvol01]

Because we actually have numerous people on here, who have taken a Bill Gates quotes out of context, who now believe he wants to kill people. It’s like they believe in super evil geniuses. It’s broader line loony tunes. It’s also why we need to think hard about the internet. So much false info they buy into.

Now do the news media

 

[Orange_Crush]

To make you look even sillier than you already do.

This so soon after your silliness about supposed "hate speech" (any negative comment about minorities) and Pizzagate supposedly being "proven" false? Some people just don't know when to be quiet.

 

[hndog609]

Saw this locally...glean from it what you will.

VERIFY: Digging into false claims part of Wayfair human trafficking conspiracy theory

 

[ajvol01]

Saw this locally...glean from it what you will.

VERIFY: Digging into false claims part of Wayfair human trafficking conspiracy theory

Pretty good summary.

Only problem I had with it was the statement about pricing.

In the video he says “incorrectly priced” contradicting the official statement from Wayfair of “accurately priced”

 

[McDad]

Pretty good summary.

Only problem I had with it was the statement about pricing.

In the video he says “incorrectly priced” contradicting the official statement from Wayfair of “accurately priced”
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Inaccurate pricing is the most logic reason, though.

Couch is 2,499.99 but someone gets a heavy finger and lists it as 24,999.99. Mistake is only noticed after the fact.

What doesn't make any sense, and I haven't heard an explanation, is why the products are named the way they are.

 

[Orange_Crush]

Inaccurate pricing is the most logic reason, though.

Couch is 2,499.99 but someone gets a heavy finger and lists it as 24,999.99. Mistake is only noticed after the fact.

What doesn't make any sense, and I haven't heard an explanation, is why the products are named the way they are.

And the number of pricing mistakes, and the % of suspiciously named items with such pricing mistakes.

 

[McDad]

And the number of pricing mistakes, and the % of suspiciously named items with such pricing mistakes.

Yeah.

Appearance of something way beyond coincidental typos.

 

[ajvol01]

Inaccurate pricing is the most logic reason, though.

Couch is 2,499.99 but someone gets a heavy finger and lists it as 24,999.99. Mistake is only noticed after the fact.

What doesn't make any sense, and I haven't heard an explanation, is why the products are named the way they are.

A typo like that doesn’t explain the original pricing also being extremely high.

The couch example has a pre discount price of over $42,000. Unless they’re calculating a price based on a fixed discount %

 

[LouderVol]

Inaccurate pricing is the most logic reason, though.

Couch is 2,499.99 but someone gets a heavy finger and lists it as 24,999.99. Mistake is only noticed after the fact.

What doesn't make any sense, and I haven't heard an explanation, is why the products are named the way they are.

I think we saw some that were more than an extra digit.

Like it went from 2400 to 42000 or something.

 

[n_huffhines]

Pretty good summary.

Only problem I had with it was the statement about pricing.

In the video he says “incorrectly priced” contradicting the official statement from Wayfair of “accurately priced”
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It might be a damning contradiction but it might also be just a confusion of language. I imagine that Wayfair doesn't set the price for vendors, just like Amazon. The vendor sets their own price and Wayfair probably deducts their fee from that price. So when he says it was "accurately priced", he might just mean that there wasn't an error on Wayfair's side of things. This is the price that came in through the vendor data feed.

 

[McDad]

It might be a damning contradiction but it might also be just a confusion of language. I imagine that Wayfair doesn't set the price for vendors, just like Amazon. The vendor sets their own price and Wayfair probably deducts their fee from that price. So when he says it was "accurately priced", he might just mean that there wasn't an error on Wayfair's side of things. This is the price that came in through the vendor data feed.

Good addition to the discussion.

Any ideas on the odd names of products/missing children?

 

[Orange_Crush]

It might be a damning contradiction but it might also be just a confusion of language. I imagine that Wayfair doesn't set the price for vendors, just like Amazon. The vendor sets their own price and Wayfair probably deducts their fee from that price. So when he says it was "accurately priced", he might just mean that there wasn't an error on Wayfair's side of things. This is the price that came in through the vendor data feed.

How to sell on Wayfair

Are there fees when working with Wayfair?
No. Wayfair doesn't take a percentage of our partners’ sales like other traditional e-commerce retailers. We operate on the wholesale cost model, meaning we pay our partners the wholesale cost of their items, and we set the retail price.

 

[McDad]

How to sell on Wayfair

Gottaa bee aa typoo onn thee pricess.

 

[Orange_Crush]

Gottaa bee aa typoo onn thee pricess.

lol

Can't be. Wayfair said that they were accurately priced. They just took them down anyway.

Who knows? It looks sketchy as hell. Apparently, the FBI isn't too fond of all the coinky-dinkies. They're apparently investigating.

 

[Purple Tiger]

Good addition to the discussion.

Any ideas on the odd names of products/missing children?

Website hacking.

 

[n_huffhines]

Good addition to the discussion.

Any ideas on the odd names of products/missing children?

It's suspicious, but sometimes these manufacturers literally have tens of thousands of sku's. These sku's are often given random names that people use. It's a pretty reasonable solution for mass naming products. The fact that some of these are oddly specific spellings of names raises red flags, however, we do see this in marketing where things are misspelled so that the name is more memorable.

 

[McDad]

It's suspicious, but sometimes these manufacturers literally have tens of thousands of sku's. These sku's are often given random names that people use. It's a pretty reasonable solution for mass naming products. The fact that some of these are oddly specific spellings of names raises red flags, however, we do see this in marketing where things are misspelled so that the name is more memorable.

For once, I hope you're right.

 

[Orange_Crush]

It's suspicious, but sometimes these manufacturers literally have tens of thousands of sku's. These sku's are often given random names that people use. It's a pretty reasonable solution for mass naming products. The fact that some of these are oddly specific spellings of names raises red flags, however, we do see this in marketing where things are misspelled so that the name is more memorable.

So, the oddly unreasonable prices just happen to align with names of missing kids, and all of the items named after missing kids just happen to have unreasonably spiked prices?

And Wayfair sets the retail prices themselves.

And reports that Soros is a major owner in the company.

George Soros & Wayfair: Soros Owns a Large Portion of Wayfair, Who Funds Wayfair? | News Break

I sure do hope the FBI publish the outcome of their investigation.

 

[McDad]

So, the oddly unreasonable prices just happen to align with names of missing kids, and all of the items named after missing kids just happen to have unreasonably spiked prices?

And Wayfair sets the retail prices themselves.

And reports that Soros is a major owner in the company.

George Soros & Wayfair: Soros Owns a Large Portion of Wayfair, Who Funds Wayfair? | News Break

I sure do hope the FBI publish the outcome of their investigation.

What's the Soros angle???

He's like the bogeyman for Repubs. Is he a suspected pedo or something?

 

[Orange_Crush]

What's the Soros angle???

He's like the bogeyman for Repubs. Is he a suspected pedo or something?

I don't think he necessarily a suspected pedo. For deep state theorists, he's seen as one of the major bag-men for the deep state. he uses deep state money to fund deep state interests. I think that's the angle.

I'm giving the Wayfair a... ahem... way fair hearing before making judgments. But I do find it intriguing that, for all the Q-bashing on here, there are patterns that we are seeing play out.

Q posted long ago that there is a deep state cabal that engages in massive human/child trafficking and indoctrinates into power via pedophilia. The claim is that they video tape evidence of pedophilia and use that as assured destruction to control those in power--whether political power or cultural power (such as Hollywood elite).

The Pizzagate exploded from that. It was wrongly painted as "disproved", but it hasn't been. At all. It's just been marginalized via the media.

Nexium exploded. It's playing out in the courts now.

Epstein exploded. His victims have been saying that political and Hollywood elite were his main customers, and that he video taped all of them in a blackmail racket. Now he's dead of suicide in a suicide watch cell.

Now, this Wayfair bit...


Is any of it proven? Nope. But it's really interesting that we're getting this steady drip of info released that Q seemed to predict, and that drip is turning into a stream.

I advise an open mind, and open eyes as we see what comes of all of these things.