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[GrandJediMasterYoda]

$12,699.99 to $14,499.99 for a cabinet? What?

[Basket_of_Deplorables]

Definitely lunacy, believing this stuff. Good gawd, makes us all look like looks.

Just. Stop.

[thoughtomator]

The way it's being handled on Twitter is extremely suspicious: "Wayfair confirms there is ‘no truth’ to conspiracy theories about human trafficking The online retailer Wayfair responded to reporters’ individual inquiries into a conspiracy theory that gained traction on Friday that it was allegedly using storage cabinets to ship children. The company confirmed to reporters and Poynter’s MediaWise that the rumors are not true."

"Confirms"? MediaWise (a far left fake-checking site run by TDS patients)?

Funny, this kind of language was never used when Trump confirmed there was no truth to Russia collusion conspiracy theories...

[Mariner]

Anyone who believes this stuff is bat-shit crazy and unable to look after their own affairs.

[Revel]

No mention of the Pillows that were priced the same way. And while they were being reported the price suddenly dropped form 10K to 40 bucks.

[b4me]

wow, i’ve seen wacky high pricing on at least one website when looking up items. I wondered why the company would allow such mistakes. Never thought there was some other meaning for it, but i guess there could be.

[MNDude]

“The products in question are industrial grade cabinets that are accurately priced,” the company said.”

Before the excuse was a computer glitch.

Also, many of these items have had their prices greatly reduced after the discovery. Which is it?

[Veto!]

Wayfair is far too expensive. But child trafficking?

All will be revealed.

[MissEdie]

Another reason to boycott Wayfair.

[jacknhoo]

Fake News.

[moovova]

Their selling pizza in cabinets?

[Robert DeLong]

[FXRP]

After looking at the pictures of the cabinets and reading that Wayfair stated that the prices were accurate, the conspiracy theory looks quite credible. Hopefully we will see more information in the future, but what we have is very fishy.

[just Grace]

This “conspiracy” is going to gain a lot of traction. Yesterday a researcher on twitter, with special technical abilities, was able to prove that Wayfair had photoshopped images of specifically titled books on some of the book shelves advertised. It was quite curious. I can’t remember the exact book titles but they were rather gruesome.

[Deplorable American1776]

$14,449.99 for a cabinet? There must be $13,049.00 in cash hidden in it..😋

[Lazamataz]

This kind of stuff is just stupid.

[Triple]

The CFO, chief marketing officer, and chief merchandising officer all filed documents with the SEC to disclose their (legal) insider trading. They are selling Wayfair heavily.

Interesting, to say the least.

I wonder if the know anything we don’t about those cheap $12,000 cabinets.

RICO? Money laundering?

[Triple]

The CFO, chief marketing officer, and chief merchandising officer all filed documents with the SEC to disclose their (legal) insider trading. They are selling Wayfair heavily.

Interesting, to say the least.

I wonder if the know anything we don’t about those cheap $12,000 cabinets.

RICO? Money laundering?

[Triple]

The CFO, chief marketing officer, and chief merchandising officer all filed documents with the SEC to disclose their (legal) insider trading. They are selling Wayfair heavily.

Interesting, to say the least.

I wonder if the know anything we don’t about those cheap $12,000 cabinets.

RICO? Money laundering?