MyPillow products removed from Costco website, merchant declined to comment

  • You can no longer purchase MyPillow products on Costco’s website.
  • An employee told Insider that apparently there was also no stock in any of his stores near Brooklyn.
  • Costco declined to comment on whether the retailer cut ties with Mike Lindell’s brand.
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If you want to buy a MyPillow product from Costco, you may struggle.

It looks like the brand’s products have disappeared from the retailer’s website.

Insider spoke to a Costco customer service representative via the company’s website who said there were apparently no MyPillow products available in any of its stores near Brooklyn. They confirmed that no one was listed for online orders.

Costco MyPillow

At the time of writing, MyPillow’s products were no longer available on Costco’s website.

Costco Website / Grace Dean


Insider asked Costco if he had cut ties with the brand. The retailer declined to comment.

This is a change from January, when Costco said it “has contractual obligations to MyPillow that we want to meet” when asked for comment.

Read more: The MyPillow man says God helped him defeat a craving addict to build a million-dollar empire. Now his religious commitment to Trump is threatening to ruin it all.

Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow, a permanent ally of former President Donald Trump, has repeatedly encouraged conspiracy theories for voter fraud. These include unsubstantiated allegations that Dominion’s voting machines helped aid the 2020 US presidential election.

In response, the company filed a $ 1.3 billion lawsuit against both Lindell and MyPillow, accusing the CEO of taking advantage of his squandering of claims against voter fraud.

Lindell told Insider last week that at least 22 retailers have struck ties with his company since January, including Sam’s Club, Kohl’s, and Bed Bath & Beyond. Lindell said he expects it to cost the company about $ 65 million in lost revenue this year, but that radio and podcast ads could close the gap.

More than 100,000 people have also signed a petition urging other retailers, including Amazon and Walmart, to follow suit and stop selling MyPillow products.

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