Woman gets 'dirty diapers' in Amazon package, claims it was 'fecal matter'
A New Jersey woman got a jolt from the blue when she received "dirty diapers" from Amazon, WPIX-TV reported. Nassly Sales had ordered diapers from Amazon.com's Warehouse section for her 19-month-old daughter.
A New Jersey woman got a jolt from the blue when she received "dirty diapers" from Amazon, WPIX-TV reported. Nassly Sales had ordered diapers from Amazon.com's Warehouse section for her 19-month-old daughter. When she was about to place the a diaper on her daughter, she saw "fecal matter" that smelled like human waste.
Sales said she purchases diapers for her two daughters each month from the online retail giant’s Amazon Warehouse section, which sells returned items at a discounted rate. Amazon inspects and certifies all open-box products before reselling them, according to Amazon’s website.
Sales immediately started disinfecting her nursery and wiped down her daughter with rubbing alcohol. The Jersey City woman said she feared for her daughter’s health since she was born 26 weeks premature and has a compromised immune system.
The family said the substance on the diapers appears to be fecal matter, but they have not had it officially tested.
An Amazon spokesperson said the company worked with the family to resolve the issue.
“We work hard to provide customers with a great experience and deeply regret that this situation did not live up to our high standards,” the spokesperson said.
(With AP inputs)