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DHL, a global package delivery company, has filed a lawsuit against MyPillow, alleging nearly $800,000 in unpaid delivery bills. According to the lawsuit, MyPillow, founded by Mike Lindell, has defaulted on a settlement agreement made in May 2023. This dispute stems from MyPillow’s alleged failure to make full payments for DHL’s parcel delivery services, which were supposed to be settled in 24 monthly installments totaling $775,000. Despite partial payments made earlier in the year, the company has not fulfilled its financial obligations since June 2023.
Mounting Financial Troubles
This lawsuit is the latest in a series of legal and financial difficulties facing MyPillow and its controversial founder, Mike Lindell. Lindell, who gained national attention for promoting Donald Trump’s claims of a stolen 2020 election, is also battling lawsuits from voting machine companies for defamation. Additionally, MyPillow has faced eviction disputes due to missed rent payments for its warehouse facilities in Shakopee, Minnesota, as well as a credit crunch following the loss of major retail and advertising platforms like Fox News.
Lindell’s Response and the Future of MyPillow- Mike Lindell News
Lindell has downplayed DHL’s allegations, stating that his company stopped using their services over a year ago due to shipment disputes, which he claims were DHL’s fault. Despite these challenges, Lindell continues to assert his innocence in various legal disputes, but the financial and legal pressure on MyPillow continues to mount. With unresolved lawsuits and credit issues, the company’s future remains uncertain as it navigates through its cash flow difficulties and mounting legal battles.