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Ever order an item off Amazon that didn’t seem quite right when you got it? Well, no matter how bad your experience was, it has nothing on what happened to one woman from Jersey City. After receiving a package of diapers for her two daughters from Amazon Warehouse, she was shocked to discover the contents had already been used. In other words, she received a literal biohazard in a box! To make matters worse, one of her daughters is immunocompromised, which meant she had to fully sanitize the nursery shortly after opening the disgusting package. Since then, Amazon claims to have been in contact with the buyer and “worked with the family to resolve the issue.” I’m not sure free diapers are gonna cut it at this point.

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