Wayfair question (Conspiracy)

submitted ago by Alex_Jones

Is the theory that products on Wayfair that are highly overpriced fronts for child trafficking and or child pornography?

So a potential client would buy said product at the $10000 price range and receive the desired product?

Does anyone else see the potential exposure for this? If someone legitimately buys a $10000 cabinet and receives the illegal material, wouldn't that expose the whole thing?

Why have that risk if you are trafficking children? It's doesn't make sense.

Just when the Maxwell arrest happens, this theory is massively promoted on other conspiracy forums. What would be a great time to talk about the Epstine-Maxwell connection to child trafficking and who they worked with, is filled with posts about Wayfair's prices.

Much like talking about the people and institutions on the 9/11 attack, the conversation is drowned out with posts about the physics of buildings.

We're being pushed into looneyville with this Wayfair crap.

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WillowMinxy ago

I believe it is a money laundering scheme that involves human trafficking. So you pay for and receive a cabinet and someone contacts you about the real merchandise and that arrives separately.

Alex_Jones ago

Then how would the accounts work. A retailer, like Wayfair, doing business in the 100s of millions has to have tighter paperwork than a small non profit, or other enterprise.

WillowMinxy ago

If I knew how to launder money I’d probably have more of it.

Alex_Jones ago

Not trying to belittle you. Think about how this would work. The non profit and not for profit paperwork requirements are lax compared to a retailer with revenue in the 2 billion range.

I think this is being propagated do de- legitimate real trafficking investigations.

WillowMinxy ago

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1281677536397754368.html

I saw this and thought about this conversation.