How To Contact Mike Lindell…

Email Mike Lindell on his Official Site, mike@mypillow.com, help@mypillow.com (MyPillow Customer Service), mediainquiry@mypillow.com (Media/Press), socialmedia@mikelindellofficial.com (Social Media), help@mystore.com (MyStore Help), or questions@mystore.com (MyStore Questions).

Meet Mike Lindell at one of his book signings, product launches, live events, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Call Mike Lindell at 800-969-5018 (MyCoffee Toll-Free), 800-308-1299 (MyPillow Toll-Free), 800-308-2885 (MyPillow Toll-Free), 952-826-8599 (MyPillow), 800-970-1473 (MyStore Customer Service), or 800-969-5018 (MyStore Orders).

To get Mike Lindell’s autograph, send your autograph request along with a self-addressed stamped envelope. Send Mike Lindell a fan mail letter care/of:

Mike Lindell
c/o MyPillow
55 Clay Cliffe Dr.
Excelsior, MN 55331

Mike Lindell does not have an agent at this time.

Mike Lindell does not have a manager at this time.

Mike Lindell does not have a publicist at this time.

Mike Lindell started as an entrepreneur by inventing the MyPillow, an open-cell, poly-foam pillow design. He developed the pillow in 2004 after a series of unsuccessful business ventures and personal struggles, including a battle with addiction. Lindell sold his pillows at trade shows, mall kiosks, and through an infomercial that became popular in 2011, helping to establish the MyPillow brand. His infomercials, which he produced and starred in, were a significant factor in turning MyPillow into a successful business, selling millions of pillows. Lindell’s story of overcoming addiction to achieve business success has been a key part of his brand and public image.

Mike Lindell met former President Donald Trump in person for the first time in 2016 during a meeting at Trump Tower in New York City. Lindell, whom then-candidate Trump invited, recounted that they discussed MyPillow manufacturing and Lindell’s personal story of overcoming addiction. This meeting solidified Lindell’s support for Trump and led to a closer relationship with the administration and the former president’s family and associates.

Mike Lindell met Donald Trump Jr. through former President Donald Trump. Lindell was a prominent backer of Trump’s political endeavors, aligning him with Trump’s family members, including Donald Trump Jr., an active campaigner and spokesperson for his father’s political agenda.

Mike Lindell had a longstanding business relationship with Fox News, where he ran advertisements for his company. However, this relationship was strained when Fox News stopped airing MyPillow commercials due to a payment dispute with Lindell, a prominent election denier (AP News).

Mike Lindell met James Corden through a segment on “The Late Late Show with James Corden,” where Corden humorously discussed Lindell and his political actions. Corden’s show features comedic commentary on public figures and current events, including references to Lindell’s support for former President Donald Trump and his claims of election fraud.

Mike Lindell was rumored to be in a romantic relationship with actress Jane Krakowski, but both parties denied it. The story was discussed in media outlets and on talk shows, bringing the two public figures into a cultural conversation despite no direct personal connection.

Mike Lindell met Jeanine Pirro, a television host and former judge, through their support for President Donald Trump and frequent appearances on Fox News. Lindell has been interviewed on Fox News programs, including Pirro’s show, where they discussed business and politics and their support for Trump’s policies and election-related claims. Their alignment on political issues and participation in conservative media further establishes their connection.

Mike Lindell met Jimmy Kimmel through an interview segment on Kimmel’s late-night talk show, “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Lindell appeared as a guest locked inside a toy claw machine, where Kimmel engaged with him about his business, MyPillow, and controversial political claims. (YouTube)

Mike Lindell met Jesse Watters through appearances on Fox News, where Watters hosts the “Jesse Watters Primetime.” Lindell, as a businessman and political figure, discussed his products and political views during segments on Watters’ program, given their shared conservative audience.

Mike Lindell met Lou Dobbs through advocacy for former President Donald Trump and appearances on conservative media platforms. Lindell was a guest on Lou Dobbs’ show on Fox Business, where they discussed political issues, including Lindell’s claims of election fraud. (LA Times)

Mike Lindell met Governor Ron DeSantis through the broader conservative political network. Lindell is a vocal supporter of Republican figures and causes, including those championed by DeSantis. Their paths crossed at Republican events and through their support of policies and agendas aligned with the Republican Party and former President Donald Trump.

Mike Lindell met Rudy Giuliani through advocacy for former President Donald Trump about election fraud claims in the 2020 presidential election. Lindell was a vocal supporter of these claims, along with Giuliani, who acted as Trump’s attorney. Both were leading figures in challenging the election results.

Mike Lindell met Sean Hannity as an advertiser on Hannity’s show on Fox News, where MyPillow commercials aired. Lindell also appeared as a guest on Hannity’s program to discuss his support for former President Donald Trump and his claims about election fraud. (Independent)

Mike Lindell met Stephen Colbert through satirical segments on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” where Colbert often lampooned Lindell’s public statements and political activities. This connection is rooted in comedy and critique. Lindell is a subject of Colbert’s humor due to his high-profile support of former President Donald Trump and conspiracy theories.

Mike Lindell met Steve Bannon through former President Donald Trump and involvement in conservative political activism. Lindell appeared on Bannon’s podcast, “War Room,” discussing topics ranging from business to election fraud allegations. Steve Bannon has even attempted to help bolster MyPillow sales when the company faced financial difficulties. (Newsweek)

Mike Lindell met Senator Ted Cruz through politics. Both are prominent figures in the Republican Party and have expressed support for conservative causes and policies. Lindell’s role as a donor and activist in Republican circles puts him in contact with influential party members, including Ted Cruz, a U.S. Senator from Texas since 2013. Their support for Trump furthers their political connection.

Mike Lindell met Tucker Carlson through appearances on Carlson’s show on Fox News. Lindell, the founder of MyPillow and a controversial political figure, was featured on Tucker Carlson’s program. They discussed Lindell’s business and political views and activities, particularly his support for former President Donald Trump and claims about election fraud. Tucker Carlson, known for his conservative commentary, provided a platform for Lindell to reach a wider audience.

Mike Lindell lives in Chanhassen, Minnesota, a suburb of Minneapolis. He is the founder and CEO of MyPillow, which is based in nearby Shakopee, Minnesota.

Mike Lindell was born and raised in Mankato, Minnesota. He resides in Minnesota and actively participates in the state’s business and political communities.

Mike Lindell is an American businessman and entrepreneur, best known as the founder and CEO of MyPillow, Inc., a company that manufactures pillows and other bedding products. He gained attention for his rags-to-riches story, overcoming a crack cocaine addiction to become a successful entrepreneur, as chronicled in his memoir and media appearances. Lindell is a notable political figure due to his staunch support of former President Donald Trump and promotion of election fraud claims following the 2020 presidential election. His political activities made him a polarizing figure, leading to support from like-minded individuals and criticism from opponents. Lindell continues to be active in business and politics, leveraging his public platform to influence issues and causes.