Kid in Kentucky utilizes mother's mobile device to arrange delivery of 70,000 Dum-Dum lollipops for distribution among peers.
A Kentucky Mom's Chaotic Candy deluge 🍭😨
Holy smokes! A Kentucky lady named Holly LaFavers found herself in deep water when she discovered a mountain of lollipop boxes on her front porch. This brow-raising delivery was arranged by her 8-year-old son while he was fiddling with her phone.
Holly attempted to foil Liam's Amazon order for around 70,000 Dum-Dum lollipops before the sweets dropped in. Unfortunately, it was too late—Amazon had already delivered 22 cases to her residence.
"He informed me he wanted to throw a carnival and ordered the Dum-Dums to serve as prizes for his shindig," Holly shared. "Of course, he was being friendly, generous to his friends."
Things went from trouble to trouble when Holly eased up on her wallet to check her bank account. She owed a staggering $4,000 for the order.
"I almost fainted when I became aware of the amount," she exclaimed.
It slammed the cherry on top when Holly was made aware that eight more cases from the order went missing, she informed. After a visit to the post office, those cases were returned to sender, she added.
Holly faced a lengthy process to retrieve her hard-earned cash but eventually managed to get her money back.
Powerless no more, Holly's altering device settings to dodge further sugar surprises at home.
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- Holly decided to take action and changed her fence's settings on social media to prevent further Amazon orders, especially from lollipops.
- Despite the chaos caused by her son's rampant ordering on Amazon, Holly couldn't help but be impressed by her son's generosity, as he intended to use the Dum-Dum lollipops for a carnival.
- In an ironic twist, Holly's 8-year-old son, Liam, turned out to have a connection to Seattle, as he is a fan of Amazon, often watching entertainment content related to the company on his favorite streaming platform.
- As a Seattle-based company, Amazon refunded Holly's account for the 70,000 lollipops, although they took some time to process the refund due to the unusual circumstances.
