Wayfair and human trafficking here's a new CT for you.

[jb_abides]

Furniture, Home Furnishings and pedophilia... who knew?

 

[efstop]

1. Never believe any story until it's been officially denied.

ALSO

2. All stories eventually become true

Words of wisdom from one of two British IT sites I used to read ages ago. Was either The Register or The Inquirer

 

[SteveGangi]

Snopes is a part of an evil Illuminati conspiracy funded by the Bilderburgers to further advance the evil empire WayFair established that is working with the reptilians who provide low cost home goods to the unknowing masses. <takes a breath>

 

[Dolebludger]

Guys,

I know nothing about snopes, but am very familiar with Wayfair. You see we live an area where there are few furniture stores within 250 miles. And the ones we have nearby have very limited stock and availability. So we have ordered many furniture items from Wayfair; I have never seen the same item with a different name and wildly varying price. And an underage girl has never been delivered with my order! Based on my customer experience, I think this is all BS.!

 

[VictorB]

Guys,

I know nothing about snopes, but am very familiar with Wayfair. You see we live an area where there are few furniture stores within 250 miles. And the ones we have nearby have very limited stock and availability. So we have ordered many furniture items from Wayfair; I have never seen the same item with a different name and wildly varying price. And an underage girl has never been delivered with my order! Based on my customer experience, I think this is all BS.!

And if a sexy young girl would be delivered to anyone, it would definitely be you!!!

Myth Busted!!!

 

[Olds442]

Guys,

I know nothing about snopes, but am very familiar with Wayfair. You see we live an area where there are few furniture stores within 250 miles. And the ones we have nearby have very limited stock and availability. So we have ordered many furniture items from Wayfair; I have never seen the same item with a different name and wildly varying price. And an underage girl has never been delivered with my order! Based on my customer experience, I think this is all BS.!

so what you're saying is, you've paid $13,000.00 for a cabinet?

 

[VictorB]

All he wanted was a one nightstand.

 

[Olds442]

All he wanted was a one nightstand.

the one from Ikea, is screwed.

 

[Dolebludger]

Guys,

If a teenage girl were ever delivered to me, I’d send her back. I raised three girls through their teens. They were really PIAs. They wrecked my cars, and worse! Now they are in their 40s and early 50s, and doing quite well. Good and gone! The only thing that Wayfair has ever delivered to me is the furniture that I ordered. And it was well priced, or else I wouldn’t have ordered it. Got no five figured priced guitars, and the same with furniture.

The last thing I want is a teen girl. Last time I was single was in my late 30s. I developed a “no trainees” rule meaning I wouldn’t date a woman under 30. It was a good rule.

 

[Tone deaf]

Human trafficking has been a real hot topic for local law enforcement for several years now. We used to call it prostitution, but the new term is all the rage. Same abuse, though.

We used to run prostitution stings from newspaper ads (old ain't I?) back in the day. One night we caught this girl who was drop dead gorgeous. She had just started. We begged and pleaded for her to stop. I saw her several months later, and she was with a pimp and so horribly strung out and looked horrible. Train wreck city. I bet she's dead by now.

Another time we arrested an eighteen year old girl. She was pregnant and horribly drunk on vodka. She was fine with it, because she hadn't shot up since shortly after finding out she was pregnant.

More than anything, I hate it for these girls and young women. They really are victims regardless of what folks think of them for what they do to make money. Y'all think about that the next time you're enjoying some online porn.

"Human trafficking" is also a term abused by the po-po to catch guys and gals looking to get their grooves on (with the exchange of a few bucks). Robert Kraft was caught up in a "Human trafficking" investigation. The crimes were so bad and so immediate that they pulled their puds on it for over six months.

 

[Tone deaf]

Guys,

If a teenage girl were ever delivered to me, I’d send her back. I raised three girls through their teens. They were really PIAs. They wrecked my cars, and worse! Now they are in their 40s and early 50s, and doing quite well. Good and gone! The only thing that Wayfair has ever delivered to me is the furniture that I ordered. And it was well priced, or else I wouldn’t have ordered it. Got no five figured priced guitars, and the same with furniture.

The last thing I want is a teen girl. Last time I was single was in my late 30s. I developed a “no trainees” rule meaning I wouldn’t date a woman under 30. It was a good rule.

I have two teen girls. That is plenty. If they were free, I wouldn't want any more.*




* I love my girls, but they are my girls.

 

[Dolebludger]

Guys,
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I am a 76 year old man. When I shop for furniture online, it is only furniture that I want. And my experience with Wayfair has been good — as to furniture. I ordered a leather sofa from Wayfair last fall for the great room, because the bonded leather one I bought from a local store was delaminating, and the store wouldn’t stand behind it. I ordered a Real leather one from Wayfair for $700 less than the one that didn’t last. It wasn’t right for the great room, but perfect for my den. So fine — especially as it wasn’t delivered with an included teen girl!

I love my three daughters, as a father, and am proud of their success. But I like them much better now that they are well out of their teen years.

Even though we raised three daughters through their teen years and it was a bit of a challenge, I have hatred for anybody who would abuse girls of that age. The last thing I would think of is sexually abusing an underage teen girl. My name is not Epstein!

 

[Olds442]

totally missing the point @Dolebludger.

can you explain those ads and how they correlate to the missing people? that's what we're talking about. if you haven't watched the video in the OP, please do. we'd love to hear your thoughts on it.

 

[Oldskoolrob]

So all those weird Ikea product names are missing Nordic kids too? I don't fancy my chances assembling a flat-pack person......

 

[judson]

was looking for an early 60's non reverse firebird pickguards earlier in the week

on eBay or reverb there was three or four posted for $1,800 right in a row for the same guard which was a new pickguard not even an original early 60's...thought it was odd and figured it was just a typo ...but it was there for 3 or 4 days...all of them

let me go back and check and see if they are still there...

edit: they are gone...maybe just a weird coincidence....carry on

 

[Dolebludger]

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totally missing the point @Dolebludger.

can you explain those ads and how they correlate to the missing people? that's what we're talking about. if you haven't watched the video in the OP, please do. we'd love to hear your thoughts on it.

In all my furniture shopping on Wayfair, I have never seen ads like those in the OP. I think this whole matter is BS. This is not because I deny that human trafficking for prostitution exists, as I am sure it does. But I don’t think Wayfair is involved in it. I have spent hours on the Wayfair site (and similar ones) since we moved to Durango, CO, because we needed some new furniture (and still do) I have never seen the same item twice with different names and wildly different prices.

And I think about my deliveries from Wayfair. Sometimes it is from UPS or FedEx, and sometimes it is from a trucking company (as with larger items). I have been asked “where do you want your sofa” but never “where do you want your under age prostitute”.

 

[VictorB]

Good lord.

 

[danohat]

All he wanted was a one nightstand.

Ha! Top shelf!

 

[Olds442]

well i tried.

 

[Rob H.]

If Wayfair is involved in human trafficking, now is probably time to shelve those ambitions.

In any case, if their profitability hinges on cabinet sales, their best hope is to quietly file that away.