DHL Sues Mike Lindell’s MyPillow Over Nearly $800,000 Debt

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Shipping and logistics company DHL sued Mike Lindell’s MyPillow this week over an alleged shipping debt of nearly $800,000.

In the lawsuit filed in Minneapolis on Monday, DHL alleged Lindell’s company violated a previous lawsuit settlement from May 2023 which required MyPillow to pay off its $775,000 debt to DHL in 24 monthly installments.

According to the lawsuit, MyPillow only partially paid off the required installments, paying DHL $64,583.34, with the last installment in June.

DHL reportedly threatened to sue MyPillow in July and, after several months of no success, finally filed its lawsuit in court this week.

DHL is now seeking $799,925.59 from MyPillow, along with attorney fees and an 18% annual interest.

Lindell – a vocal and active supporter of former President Donald Trump – has been embroiled in a number of lawsuits over the past few years, including defamation lawsuits from Dominion Voting Systems and Smartmatic over his allegations that the 2020 election was rigged.

In February, Lindell was ordered to pay $5 million to a man after he lost his own “Prove Mike Wrong” challenge, while in March, MyPillow was evicted from a warehouse in Minnesota for allegedly being $200,000 behind on rent.

In 2023, lawyers for Lindell claimed in court that the MyPillow founder owed them millions of dollars in unpaid fees.

In January, it was revealed that Lindell’s ads had been dropped by Fox News for allegedly failing to pay his bills.