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So uh, someone believes that Wayfair is being used for human trafficking
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It is, but with how huge human trafficking is it isn't that farfetched.
It just started blowing up on Twitter, figured I'd share. You don't find it interesting in the slightest?
Your thread whining contributes more than the thread itself, thank you for your insight.
Most interesting thing that's not in the OP is if you put in the SKU number of the item into google, you get images of children.
This is 99.99% bullshit but I wonder what the connection is. Most likely it's some bot spamming random furniture listings at a high price.
This is 99.99% bullshit but I wonder what the connection is. Most likely it's some bot spamming random furniture listings at a high price.
You're literally posting unsubstantiated pizzagate-tier shit lmao
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Only thing lazier than the thread is your reply.
Yeah, I saw that but I didn't want to go any further down the conspiracy theory rabbit hole and definitely didn't want to Google that shit for myself.
I find conspiracy theories interesting in general, like how do people come up with them in the first place? Even though most if not all of them never pan out, I still find them entertaining in the same way I'd find a movie or a book entertaining.
I work in a furniture distribution warehouse and I deal with Wayfair quite a bit, no way that's remotely true, too many moving parts. Average time for a container to come in from China is about 30 days, unless they've come up with a sophisticated way of keeping someone in a soundproof box alive for that long while they get shipped into the US....yeah not very likely.
Well it does seem conspiracy laden... but after the pedophelia comments/child sex trafficking in Youtube comments with kids videos blew up in a similar manner (Youtuber noticing a pattern), nothing is out of the question. Worth investigating at the very least.
Why the bizarre upcharging though? (not saying this is at all true)
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"Try not to create threads based on random tweets, conspiracy theories, tabloids, or other questionable sources."
Unless there's something more substantial than a single twitter user, this really falls into the realm of conspiracy theory
"Try not to create threads based on random tweets, conspiracy theories, tabloids, or other questionable sources."
Unless there's something more substantial than a single twitter user, this really falls into the realm of conspiracy theory
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