Amazon UK has reportedly begun contacting customers who received random items instead of PlayStation 5 consoles, offering them new stock on priority basis.
Push Square, whose managing director was one of the victims, has reported that the online giant is sending out emails stating, ?We are pleased to confirm that we will be able to secure a PS5 for you as a replacement for the order that you didn?t receive.? Those who wish to avail the offer will need to let Amazon?s customer services team know that they?re still looking for a PS5, and it?ll apparently be delivered to them within 14 days.

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