Wayfair is a third party seller site like eBay or amazon. The prices are astronomical either because of a database mistake or the seller is buying the items elsewhere and marking them up again.
You can see the same on Amazon where a book that you can buy for pennies is also offered for $500 by another seller. Are those overpriced amazon books also involved in child trafficking???? Obviously, not.
It’s better to say nothing....
:: Are those overpriced amazon books also involved in child trafficking???? ::
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3863966/posts?page=34#34
You need to take a Reading for Comprehension class.
High School level, cuz I didn’t use any big words.
>>It’s better to say nothing....<<
Yeah, just ignore it. Don’t even bother asking questions, be sheep.
And how many customers will buy pillows or cabinets or ugly pictures of baby dinosaurs for $10,000 and up when they can buy the exact same type of items for a tiny fraction of the cost someplace else?
Hint: NONE.
Unless they’re actually “buying” something else.