- FEDEX is sued the CEO of MyPillow Mike Lindell, which is more than $ 9 million as unpaid charging fees, Mypillow has violated his contract with FEDEX by failing to pay bills since 2024.
- DHL previously won $ 778,000 against MyPillow for similar payment issues.
- Financial conflicts in mypillow worsened after losing major retail partnerships.
FEDEX has taken legal measures against MyPillow, claiming that the company owes about $ 9 million as unpaid charging fees. The partnership between the two began in February 2021, but things were strained when mypillow began to fail the payments.
The court's files reveal that by late 2024, the company achieved $ 8.8 million in delivery and later fees, and its agreement was rejected with FEDEX.
In response, the Fedex Mypillow was transferred to a cash payment model only in December 2024, and eventually cut ties in January 2025 after receiving any payments despite the repeated promises of CEO Mike Lindel.
This is not the first time that mypillow has faced such financial troubles. Earlier this year, Minnesota court ordered the company to pay nearly $ 778,000 to DHL for unpaid bills and related costs.
This ruling stems from the 2023 settlement agreement that mypillow failed to honor, which only leads to partial payments slightly over $ 64,000.
It highlighted a lawsuit against Del and likewise, FEDEX claims that mypillow began delaying payments early in September 2024, which led to confirmation penalties.
In addition to these challenges, mypillow is wrestling with a financial crisis after losing partnerships with many major retailers over the past few years.
Moreover, Mike Lindel is involved in the continuous defamation claims with voting systems for sovereignty and SmartMatic because of his allegations of fraud in the elections during the 2020 presidential elections. Until his legal representation faced complications due to unpaid bills, highlighting the company's financial struggles.
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