Black Friday: buy Nintendo Switch on Amazon, get condoms, brushes, and rattles

Amazon said it is not sure what happened, but will investigate the issue thoroughly.

Recently, Amazon apologized after receiving a series of complaints from at least 10 customers that it received random items, including batteries, condoms, books, and even a rattle drum instead of the items they ordered on Black Friday.

For example, Jake Lawrence from Leicester, England, tweeted that he ordered a Nintendo Switch, but when he got it, there was only a microphone and a rattle drum!

Picture 1 of Black Friday: buy Nintendo Switch on Amazon, get condoms, brushes, and rattles

The Amazon representative was surprised by the tweet, and offered a refund for Jake.

Another user, Viv Johnson, from Staffordshire, UK, claims she received a book titled " The Buckingham Electric Monster" by author David Walliams instead of the Nintendo Switch.

Many other users said they also received a lot of strange things, including a laptop fan, several Duracell batteries, toothbrushes, and even the condoms in the box that should have been. a Nintendo Switch in it. According to The Mirror of the UK, the Nintendo Switch is one of the best-selling items on Black Friday on Amazon and gets a lot of attention from shoppers.

Amazon said it is not sure what happened, but will investigate the issue thoroughly.

Picture 2 of Black Friday: buy Nintendo Switch on Amazon, get condoms, brushes, and rattles

" We are really sorry about that and are investigating exactly what happened. We will contact each customer with the problem and notify us so we can resolve it. Any anyone having problems with any order can contact our customer service for assistance. "

Black Friday is one of Amazon's busiest shopping occasions. According to the National Retail Association, holiday sales in November and December are expected to reach record levels from $ 727.9 billion to $ 730.7 billion.

Reference: BusinessInsider

 

Update 12 March 2020
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