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GeezerVison is showing en.wikipedia.org — WayfairGate - Wikipedia WayfairGate was a conspiracy theory that falsely alleged that online furniture store Wayfair was acting as a hub for human trafficking.[1][2][3] It originated in July 2020, when a number of users on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube started spreading claims that the furniture the company was selling online were actually children.[1][4] In 2020, multiple believers of the conspiracy theory falsely stated that an American teenager had been sold as a $10,000 pillow on Wayfair. She was at home with her family at the time. Another 18-year-old girl who was said to have been trafficked on the website recorded and published a video clarifying that no such incident had happened. A Texas teenager who had been missing and then was found in the same month in 2017 was falsely alleged to have been trafficked on the platform.[1][5][6] References
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