Posted: 7/10/2020 9:47:22 PM EDT
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Posts going around Facebook with pics of Wayfair (online furniture company) selling shit like pillows for $10k+ named after missing children. Can’t share photos because, well membership and photobucket. What do you think? More pizzagate stuff. |
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Quoted: Posts going around Facebook with pics of Wayfair (online furniture company) selling shit like pillows for $10k+ named after missing children. Can’t share photos because, well membership and photobucket. What do you think? More pizzagate stuff. |
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That was worthy! |
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Quoted: My wife was talking about this shit a couple hours ago. This is a conspiracy theory born on fucking reddit. |
| I just heard about this on Salty Crackers stream. Some crazy shit. Combine this with the list of suspected celebs/politicians involved with pedo island and I am leaning towards that this unrest is also being fueled to distract from what’s about to come out from Maxwell. |
| Seems most likely that the listings are algorithmic generated names and prices, for some reason or another...I could see money laundering being a semi-plausible possibility. Or it's a deliberate means of manipulating prices of something else, somehow. Certain parfs of e-commerce operates on machine rules that have minimal human involvement in the loop. |
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Quoted: I think i understand what's going on here, lol.. So you buy this $10000 furniture on Wayfair and instead you're buying a child reported missing? Creepy thought Yup. Check out that live leak video posted above. There’s way too many listing from WFX Utility with cabinets matching way too unusual names of missing girls from the last 6 months. |
| It would be such a stupid thing to do this out in the “open” when a private invite only website hosted on an onion site would be more secure. But with that said, those pizza pedos liked to flaunt their shit in code. Also there’s legitimacy to pedo island and there was no shortage in rich powerful assholes flying out there. I think this might be an heir of being above the law letting them be so brazen. Too many names that match missing kids. Either it’s as claimed, massive friggin coincidence, or whoever was adding the products on wayfair is some sick POS that names the products after missing kids. I don’t like coincidence and I don’t trust it. |
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Quoted: I think i understand what's going on here, lol.. So you buy this $10000 furniture on Wayfair and instead you're buying a child reported missing? Creepy thought What if you're some guy who just won the Powerball and you're like, "Hell yeah, I'm about to buy some expensive-ass cabinet just because I can." but then a missing child shows up your house. |
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Those pics appeared to be grabs from pinterest Google search result Attached File |
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Quoted: You people need to learn how to take screenshots. Not of Facebook conspiracy stuff, where's the Wayfair screenshot and links? Do some digging of your own and don't amplify false rumors. Hard to do when wayfair removed them because the company couldn't give a good reason why they were so high. If you do a google search the old links still show up Might be some ecommerce thing like posted above, who knows. |
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Originally Posted By @Ariz0na: Posts going around Facebook with pics of Wayfair (online furniture company) selling shit like pillows for $10k+ named after missing children. Can’t share photos because, well membership and photobucket. What do you think? More pizzagate stuff. |
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Its obviously just a money laundering thing. There was a guy in my town that got rung up because he was "selling" things on craigslist for really inflated prices. (Of course, the "buyers" were also him... using his drug money or whatever to pay $2000 for the overpriced TV or whatever). |
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Quoted: Hard to do when wayfair removed them because the company couldn't give a good reason why they were so high. If you do a google search the old links still show up Might be some ecommerce thing like posted above, who knows. The WFX utility cabinets exist on many websites for normal prices but Wayfair was the only site with the unique missing kid names added to them. It’s very weird. Adding the names might be a way for pedos to look up the missing person articles to get age/sex/pics etc. It’d also make sense to codify other details in the product description or image. I wonder if anyone’s checked the product images for steganography. With the right key or app they’d take the product image, find an original image doing to a reverse image search, and the difference between the pixels contains the (most likely encrypted) message. This might sound complex but this 1980s spy shit can be done automatically using smart phones these days. Could be some pedo app out there where you log in, fund a bitCoin escrow and children pop up for sale on specific websites that the app routinely searches. Pulls codified data out of the benign looking ads and it just looks like eBay for pedos on their end. |
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Quoted: I just heard about this on Salty Crackers stream. Some crazy shit. Combine this with the list of suspected celebs/politicians involved with pedo island and I am leaning towards that this unrest is also being fueled to distract from what’s about to come out from Maxwell. It was all found due to possibly being associated with Maxwell via a Reddit account everyone has deduced is hers (because it quit posting the day she was arrested). |
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Quoted: So I went on Wayfair and searched Samiyah.. it appears to be a brand. Lots of stuff listed, and all of it appear to be priced normal.. |
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There’s a bunch more items like this including babies selling for 11k. And if you search their skus, they don’t match the skus used for the same products on other websites which they normally would. Edit: anyone remember a year ago when the overstock.com ceo made some wild claims about a deep state conspiracy and pretty much went dark after getting fired as ceo? Wonder if he was just off his meds or if he found some similar program going on there |
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