Coal From Santa Ships One Ton Coal Order To Bemused Recipient

UK Based Coal Shipping Startup Delivers Huge Order to London Suburb

Devon, United Kingdom –Coal From Santa , a Christmas themed startup business that ships coal to people on behalf of others who deem the recipient to deserve it, are stunned, yet delighted, to announce that they have just delivered one ton of coal to a baffled recipient, who is based in London.  The anonymous buyer requested that a note be included with the order, to inform the receiver that they were simply getting what they deserved for ‘always cheating at golf on Sundays.’

Of the remarkable order, Coal From Santa Founder Alexander Belsey said, “At first we all thought it was a joke. Our company is designed to let friends prank each other at Christmas, and we thought someone was pranking us, but we managed to contact the buyer, and he assured us that he was 100% genuine, and that he really did want us to send all this coal to his friend.”

Delivering such a huge quantity of coal to someone’s home address, completely out of the blue, is an event that could have been fractious and difficult, but, perhaps surprisingly, the recipient took it very well. “He was more amused than anything else,” said Belsey, “he was sure he knew who it was from, and said he’d be responding in kind soon. In the meantime, he’d try selling the coal in his local neighborhood.”

About Coal From Santa:

Coal From Santa  is a Christmas themed startup business based in the county of Devon in the United Kingdom. The business allows people to anonymously send coal to friends, family and anyone else, along with a note to let them know why they’re getting it. An immediate success that has captured people’s imaginations, Coal From Santa have just shipped their two hundredth order. Twenty per cent of the business’ profits go to the  Child Poverty Action Group , which fights to reduce child poverty.

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