Man orders shower curtain rings on Amazon receives urine specimen instead

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An Amazon customer in Alabama got a surprise delivery when he received a urine sample labelled with the name and birth date of the woman it belongs to instead of the shower rings he ordered.

The anonymous man from Tuscumbia says he received a notification from the website last Thursday that his package had been delivered with UPS.

However when the Amazon Prime member opened his mail he realized it was a rather special delivery.

'I opened it. And when I reached in and pulled it out. Some kind of urine specimen or something like that,' the Colbert County customer explained to WHNT 19.

Man orders shower rings on Amazon but gets sent urine sample baring a woman's name and birth date | Daily Mail Online
 
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Well then...
 
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It only took a wee while to arrive too!
 
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Oh. I just ordered a new shower curtain and rings from Amazon. Ewww
 
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