“We are notifying affected customers," an Amazon spokeswoman said Tuesday evening. "A technical glitch caused us to inadvertently send a gift alert e-mail earlier today. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.”
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@Amazon, I'm looking forward to my baby gift. I didn't even know I was pregnant. #miraclebaby #pregnantman #emailfail #amazonbaby pic.twitter.com/VsPVJFTpWc
— Reed Dunn (@reeddunn) September 19, 2017
That awkward moment when Amazon says someone bought you a gift from your baby registry that you def don't have bc you're def not pregnant pic.twitter.com/p2PRM6sDIq
— Anna Mitchell (@itsannacorinne) September 19, 2017
I was so curious abt what could be on my NON EXISTENT baby registry that I clicked the link & now I am probably hacked. #amazonbaby
— Gaby Berkman (@Gabyberk) September 19, 2017
Yes this may be an indicator of trouble. cc @amazon @AmazonHelp https://t.co/h5smyIYu0d
— Arik Hesseldahl (@ahess247) September 19, 2017
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