Wayfair has recently (2020) come under scrutiny being accused of trafficking children, with a series of screenshots being shown on twitter, where a series of Wayfair furniture items appeared highly overpriced and were named the same names as children who had gone missing, started trending a few days ago. Since them, Wayfair has published a statement and taken the items down but didn't really address the problem at hand (note they said the claims had no truth about them), and it seems highly odd that these very expensive items also were named the same names as young women and girls who had gone missing. Even if this has no truth to it, I believe it is important to signal to boost these sorts of things, so that they may be fully investigated properly.
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