It was an early Christmas for a 22-year-old Robert Quinn from England, who received around 51 packages worth 3600 pounds from Amazon at his family home in Bromley, none of which were ordered by him.
(Photo: The Sun)
Daily Mail reported that, amid a technical glitch, Amazon sent goods worth 3600 pounds to Robert Quinn, which included a television, a tablet computer, a dehumidifier, a baby buggy and a lot more. (Below is the list of goods Quinn recieved.)
(Photo: Mail Online)
Robert Quinn, who lives away at the University of Liverpool, guessing the whole ‘surprise gifts scenario’ being a technical glitch on Amazon’s part, phoned the company to inform them about the same. Amazon replied saying that people might be gifting them to him.
However, Quinn was sure it wasn’t his family or friends sending these goodies. Worried that people might be losing on their orders, he called up Amazon again to clear the air and inform them of the glitch. But the guy got insanely lucky, when Amazon told him that ‘the gifts are on them’!
