Thanks for the heads up. I guess the hunt for a good pillow is back on.

with Trump. They are both con men/scam artists looking to make money off of the gullible.

Jerk.

There is no reason for him to cut off even a percentage of a percentage of potential customers.

Also, he looks a lot like Larry Sabato.

... they can't be that great.

The narcissism in his commercials, although not as severe as Trump's, is off-putting to me as well. Tell me why the product is supposedly good... not your life story, pal.

This guy sells pillows made out of foam scraps that come off mattresses. He is just recycling foam waste from the shop floor and stuffing the chopped bits into a zippered pillow case. Waste of money unless you like lumpy, bumpy pillows with a filler that constantly shifts out from under your head. It was a ripoff; a scam. No wonder he likes Trump!

too much hassle to send it back though so I lost $100

Wisconsin. Have to admit-it does sound convincing. Thanks for your post.

... he uses when trying to sell those pillows?

That was a warning flag for me right away! He spends too much time in the commercials talking about his alleged humble beginnings instead of describing the product! He obviously knows that many Americans are still in love with the "rags to riches" narrative, and that alone will make many customers biased in his favor.

Whatever institute it is, I have never heard of it, it is probably an institute that that guy made up and registered.

Business people are stupid to show advertise their politics.

that you dont want "the government involved in so many things" by publically announcing you hereby renounce US Government patent protection for your "entrepreneur brand" for past, present and future items you invent.

If you are unwilling to do this, then STFFU.

Edit. I too have been looking for a better pillow and have given thought to your product. As soon as you renounce pat protection I will buy one.

...a priori, so to speak, because the name is stupid, the ad is annoying, or the politics of the purveyor is objectionable.

This is a 3-fer.

return.

I have bought a couple and both were sent back. They never stayed in the shape that I formed them into. I know that some people swear by them buy In think they are crap. My opinion is reinforced by this information. Trump supporters.... vermin.

Will avoid that POS crap anyway

I would never buy one of them again. I had to re wash and dry a bunch of loads. My lint filter got overwhelmed by the foam.

So F my pillow company.

I'm also suspicious of the offer to give you a second one for free. With all those returned pillows, it seems like a great way to dispose of them. He's probably a Trump fan because he admires him as the ultimate scamster.

He always seemed shady. I figured he might be a right-winger, because so many on Con message boards shilled for those pillows.

Thanks for the heads up BB!

When you have a business like this

But wanted to check reviews first, glad I did, they were beyond terrible. A bag of foam does not a pillow make right, so I wondered why The National Sleep Foundation would endorse it like the commercial claims but not sell it on their website...? I found this article written in 2014 & updated twice in 2016.

& I'm not at all surprised this guy is a trump supporter, he's a total con artist just like trump


Truth in Advertising.org investigation of my pillows health benefit claims

https://www.truthinadvertising.org/mypillow/

Fell foe his ad and bought two, they are lumpy and horrid. Use them now only on couch, not for sleeping.

I don't feel like I "need" to have down-filled pillows, but I prefer them.

Given the good insulation of down, I worried they'd keep my head too hot when I first bought them, but that hasn't been the case at all. They actually seem to keep my head cooler than most pillows I've tried. Heat is the big sleep-killer for me.

I used to use down, but when I started getting a lot of headaches I switched to memory foam. Not as a cozy but I get fewer headaches.

have tv.

Since he endorsed an admitted sexual predator he sounds like a real dumbfuck.

It's good you're spared them.

that should be a red flag!

Well, it should be obvious, the bullshit statements, the oversized cross, the dude is obviously straight scam.

Trump isn't a standard conservative or Republican, and supporting him isn't a normal political opinion.

Trump is a dangerous ethno-nationalist con-artist who represents an existential threat to democracy itself, and anyone who supported him must be held to account.

and I wouldn't feel that way if this were another Republican. This goes far beyond party.

But I watched, "Joy", and I recognized that kick ass mop.

A guy I hired to work on our house used it. It's the mop I use now. It's a good movie too.

It's not just an infomercial. Still, he sucks, and his pillow sucks.

then send them back! LOL All that wasted time and used product ougtha cost him some cash...

I saw your OP and thought, well, yeah, just listening to him, he sounds like a dumbass.

of his MyPillow even before finding out his politics. Ever since my Sobakawa Cloud Pillow went flat, I've been looking for a new pillow that is more durable and won't give me headaches. So I saw the MyPillow commercial, and I checked the Amazon reviews on the MyPillow before buying one. The posters let Mike and his pillow have it in the comments. I was almost suckered into thinking "what could go wrong?" because of the money-back guarantee and the 10 year warranty, but I'm glad I saw the people who spread the word about the cheap material in the pillows, and I'm glad I read this thread and the suggestion about the memory foam pillow.

OAKLAND (CBS SF) — Ten California district attorneys led by Alameda County D.A. Nancy O’Malley Monday announced an approximately $1 million settlement of allegations that a Minnesota pillow company engaged in false and misleading advertising.

The district attorneys sued My Pillow Inc. of Chaska, Minnesota, last Wednesday in Alameda County Superior Court in Oakland and filed a stipulated settlement, reached with the cooperation of the company and its attorneys, on the same day.

The lawsuit alleged the company conducted false and misleading advertising by claiming, without any reliable scientific evidence, that the foam pillows could help people suffering from fibromyalgia, insomnia, migraines, sleep apnea, snoring and restless leg syndrome.

It goes on to indicate that they advertise themselves as the "official bed pillow" of the National Sleep Foundation, but My Pillow has an undisclosed financial relationship with the National Sleep Foundation.

http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2016/10/31/district-attorneys-reach-1m-settlement-with-pillow-company/