A DAD opened his Amazon delivery to find a note begging for help and saying workers were treated “like slaves”.
The message was scrawled on brown wrapping paper in Matt Smith’s delivery.
Matt Smith found a note begging for help in his Amazon delivery[/caption]
It read: “Help. Plese (sic) take to papers. Conditions bad. No breaks not even for toilet. Long shifts. Treat us like slave (sic).”
Builder Matt, 32, of Huddersfield, West Yorks, said: “I thought it was a joke at first and then a pal said it might be serious. If it’s true it’s disgusting.
“I use Amazon all the time. I must have had 50 parcels off them in the last few months. I’ve never seen anything like this. It’s really worrying.”
The package was delivered from Amazon’s Sheffield warehouse.
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But a source said the parcel could have come from Europe before being sent on to the firm’s UK distribution hubs.
An Amazon spokesman said: “This appears to be a prank, albeit in poor taste.
“But we take this seriously, so we are looking into it to ensure whoever wrote it has no genuine issues.”
The note was scrawled on brown wrapping paper and said workers were treated ‘like slaves’[/caption]
Matt thought the note was a joke until a friend said it might be serious[/caption]
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