(Image Source: Alamy ) BY KATE GRUMKE The electronic Store Best Buy accidentally sent extra iPads to two different customers who each only ordered one. The best part about this mix up? - When they reported the mistake, they got to keep the extras. According to Yahoo! News , the company responded: “We, here at Best Buy, acknowledge that we obviously made a mistake, but in the spirit of the holidays, we encourage you to keep the additional iPads and give them to people in need – friends, family, a local school or charity." Each of the two customers received five iPads. This comes at a time when the company isn’t in any position to be giving away too much free merchandise, the Huffington Post  reports. “In November, the company's third quarter results were posted -- and they were not encouraging ... The company recorded a loss, and its poor sales fueled rumors that the company, locked in competition with rivals like Amazon, may be a sinking ship.” Still, Best Buy rewarded the customers for their honesty, even though the iPads were legally theirs. According to the Federal Trade Commission , when you receive merchandise you didn’t order, you don’t have to pay for it - instead, “you have a legal right to keep it as a gift.” And that’s good news for those two lucky Best Buy Customers.