Comments on: Mary Kay Sues Yahoo for Trademark Infringement

By: laura p

laura p — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 22:55:42 +0000

First off I would like to say that Mary Kay RUINED my life. When i say ruined I mean RUINED. I invested 1000′s of dollars at the advise of these commie recruiters and I did “OK”… I was told that they didn’t like that I created an independent site because Mary Kay’s site that I PAID FOR, received 0 traffic! I was terminated with over 10k$ worth of inventory and 3 kids.
Then when I opened an ebay account to sell what i had to FEED MY FAMILY and pay back the exorbitant credit card bills (FYI Mary Kay COMMIES: the Mtg companies don’t TAKE makeup as payment) and they SUE ME!!!! I swear they terminated ME and then when I was selling what I RIGHTFULLY owned almost a year later, I got served with a lawsuit! Can Mary Kay stay OUT OF COURT for even a FEW months? If they’re not suing someone they’re getting sued. Says a LOT about how big of a fraud Mary Kay is. Mediocre products at ridiculous prices and commie pink nightmares that chase you around until you JOIN the CULT. Go to pinktruth or pinklighthouse and you’ll see how they’re “enriching” I mean RUINING women’s lives. Apparently, after you PAY for products from Mary with YOUR money, Mary Lay can dictate WHERE, WHEN and HOW you can sell products that YOU bought… remember, they GOT their money.
I cannot WAIT for the day that i see an article saying that Mary kay has gone under! TRUE KARMA for ruining women’s lives continuously!!!

By: Tag44

Tag44 — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 12:29:02 +0000

Thanks Julie for such inside information related to Yahoo, pls let us know the next step of Mary, eager to hear from you soon…!!

By: Jason Tweed

Jason Tweed — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 11:16:05 +0000

No newspaper in the country would use an ad featuring an unauthorized logo, at least not without a paper trail. You can’t even get business cards printed with the Mary Kay logo unless you can prove authorization. Major online advertising companies are of the future of advertising in America, yet they are completely unregulated.

EBay was proactive about using logos and trademarks in eBay auctions. Yahoo and Google should be equally accountable, if not more so.

The Internet needs to be a place where we see advertising we can trust, particularly when distributed by some of the largest corporations in America.

I hope they choose to self regulate instead of being forced down the road.

By: Affiliate Marketer

Affiliate Marketer — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 05:26:29 +0000

Please Julie Kent keep us updated about this case… it is good ‘class’ case.