Unhappy Customer Develops Website to Show Poor Workmanship
22nd Sep 2007
Allen Harkleroad was unhappy with a $3,500 fence he paid Lowe's Home Centers to have installed that he developed a website with images of the poor workmanship.
Attorneys for Lowe's are threatening legal action unless the site Lowes-Sucks.com is taken down, however Mr Harkleroad disputes this as there are no Lowe’s logos on the site and he emphasizes clearly that there is no affiliation between his site and Lowe’s.
Harkleroad said on his site he has no intention of caving in to the demands and has threatened to sue counsel for what he says is their abuse of the Lanham Act, the trademark statute the lawyer invoked in her nasty gram.
"I also might remind you that USC 15 1125(a) is in correct (sic) in regards to your claim of infringement, you need to come up with something better than that," Harkleroad wrote. "Better go grab that US Code book you are referring from and find something that you believe matches more closely."
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