The American Holly Lafavers probably did not expect that: suddenly 22 boxes were stacked with Lollies in front of her door. The eight -year -old son ordered 70,000 (!) Lutscher from Amazon without her knowledge. Lafavers then got the next shock when he looked at the bill …
Holly Lafavers found 22 boxes with loafers in front of her door in the US state of Kentucky. But that was not all: eight other boxes should still be delivered to her. The woman had not ordered a lollipop at all -her eight -jyear -dold son Liam.
BUB wanted to organize the stock exchange
At a non -observed moment, the boy had ordered a total of 70,000 Lollipops from Amazon. “He told me that he wanted to organize a grant with De Lollis as prizes,” his mother gave the explanation for the unusual order to the AP press agency. “He was just nice for his friends.”
“Almost bland”
When she saw the price for the order in her bank account, she almost fainted, admitted Lafavers. Her son had bought Lutscher for the equivalent of around 3500 euros. She had tried to cancel the order before delivery, but that didn’t work.
But the story has a happy ending: Lafavers shared everything on the Facebook platform, after which users offered to buy your boxes. “Thank you to everyone who offered to buy a box to help us,” wrote the American on Facebook. But that was not necessary.
Amazon reimburses money
“After a long day in contact with the bank and conversations with a few media named Amazon and my money,” Lafaver announced the good news. She now also wants to change the settings on her smartphone, so that these kinds of surprises can no longer happen when Liam plays on her device.
Source: Krone

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