A student has been told he can keep a £3,600 haul of goods from Amazon including a television and tablet computer after he was sent them because of a computer glitch. Christmas came early for Robert Quinn, 22, when he started receiving parcels which appeared to have been destined to be returned to the online retailer, only to arrive at his family home in Bromley, south London. In total 51 packages addressed to Mr Quinn have been sent to his parents' house ranging from a £150 baby buggy to a £50 portable heater - and they keep coming. Christmas comes early! Student Robert Quinn with the thousands of pounds worth of goods he received
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Robert Quinn, 22, was sent 51 packages at his family home in Bromley
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Included in the haul was a £889 Samsung TV and a Galaxy tablet
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He also received a pirate costume, bed, bookcase and chest of drawers
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Student plans to sell the electrical items and give other goods to charity
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The profit will fund trip to Bruges and a cannabis grinder he is designing
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Mr Quinn believes a computer glitch led returns to arrive at his house
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Amazon says matter has been resolved and Mr Quinn can keep the items
He said: 'At first I phoned up @placeholder and they said that people must be "gifting" them to me, but there’s no way that’s happening because I don’t know any of these people.