University of Canada students are confused after receiving some mysterious packages that contain everything from sex toys to light bulbs.
Unrequested and anonymous packages were sent to more than 10 student organizations via Amazon.
Since November, some have received up to 15 packages worth up to $1,000 ($799; £571)total.
Many people think this is an elaborate expensive scam, but police have been asked to investigate since then.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Darryl Waruk told the CBC that Amazon told him it might be a marketing strategy for a Chinese company.
The package includes a mobile phone charger, headphones, bulbs, iPad housing and many sex toys.
"A lot like mint green
Camryn Harlick, vice president of Ryerson University Student Union, told the campus newspaper eye opener that it broke the story.
The University of Toronto is one of the many universities receiving parcels in the country.
Amazon said it could not take back the products because they were purchased by a third party.
The company said it was investigating but told the student group that it could not disclose the purchaser's information due to privacy reasons.
The University of Manitoba student union donated the sex toys to an LGBTQ student group as a prize for the college's fundraising event, which is located in Winnipeg, capital of Manitoba.
Tanjit Nagra, president of the student union, told the CBC, "I think it's a bit strange that we got this package . ".
"To be honest, at first I thought maybe it was a staff member [who ordered it]
Someone was embarrassed and unclaimed.
"But once we see that students across Canada get the same thing, we're like nothing, something happened, right?