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I hope this doesn't get me banned, but this was too funny not to share! Thank goodness the receiver was an adult...
Dildo email sent out willy-nilly
By John Oates
Published Thursday 12th April 2007 13:57 GMT
A pre-Easter email from marketing bods at Amazon.co.uk raised the hackles of one Reg reader with its subject line: "Bonking like a Spring Bunny? Rampant Rabbits from £17.50 at Amazon.co.uk."
The Rampant Rabbit is not, we are reliably informed, an actual Easter Bunny. The email arrived complete with eye-watering pictures of "Spring Bunnies of a different sort", love eggs, clitoral stimulators, butt plugs, and a range of goods called "male pleasure sleeves".
The Reg reader, who denies ever purchasing such products, and certainly not from Amazon, was not impressed. He told us by email: "This email was fully illustrated with all manner of 'exotic' devices normally found in Sex Shops and not in my inbox."
He did receive an apology from Amazon blaming a "technical error" and promised the mistake would not be repeated.
You can see the email here, but it's probably not safe for work.
Dildo email sent out willy-nilly
By John Oates
Published Thursday 12th April 2007 13:57 GMT
A pre-Easter email from marketing bods at Amazon.co.uk raised the hackles of one Reg reader with its subject line: "Bonking like a Spring Bunny? Rampant Rabbits from £17.50 at Amazon.co.uk."
The Rampant Rabbit is not, we are reliably informed, an actual Easter Bunny. The email arrived complete with eye-watering pictures of "Spring Bunnies of a different sort", love eggs, clitoral stimulators, butt plugs, and a range of goods called "male pleasure sleeves".
The Reg reader, who denies ever purchasing such products, and certainly not from Amazon, was not impressed. He told us by email: "This email was fully illustrated with all manner of 'exotic' devices normally found in Sex Shops and not in my inbox."
He did receive an apology from Amazon blaming a "technical error" and promised the mistake would not be repeated.
You can see the email here, but it's probably not safe for work.
