Shortly after the distribution of the red tulips item, Nintendo of America issued a statement saying the letter was accidentally sent as a result of an internal error with the communication tool used to send out the letters. The latter item gained community attention due to it being received by many players and being glitched if placed in a player's house, it will appear invisible and cannot be picked up, meaning the location it was placed is permanently occupied by it. Two letters were unintentionally distributed to players over Nintendo WFC in North America: one was distributed in late November 2005 and contained a test message and a crown, and one was distributed on January 26, 2006, and contained a blank letter with a corrupted item known as "red tulips" attached.
The last letter distributed via Nintendo WFC in North America, on August 8, 2007, did not have an item attached.
These letters were usually distributed in celebration of an event, either in-game or in the real world, and they usually contained items that can be obtained elsewhere. Letters containing items were sent out over the Internet to players who were connected to the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection on specific distribution dates, with letters being distributed in North America, Europe, and Japan from 2005 to 2009.
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