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Anacortes,#2Author of original report
Sun, February 03, 2008
I just received my Form 1099 from the lawsuit I filed. If anyone needs an address for Gevalia Kaffe, here it is: Kraft Foods Global, INC. Three Lakes Drive Northfield, IL 60093 Phone: 210-530-7200
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Anacortes,#3Author of original report
Mon, September 17, 2007
Apparently, the person who had the phone number before me had placed an order three months before I got the phone number. Gevalia was using the "We can still call you for 18 more months" rule and didn't know that the phone number had transferred to someone else. Also, the attorney said that they have 30 days after a request to not be called to stop calling me. The 30 days was exceeded by 3 phone calls, so they are going to pay me $1500, which is $500 X 3 phone calls.
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Anacortes,#4Author of original report
Sat, September 01, 2007
I served notice by a certified letter to a Delaware address (which was delivered, I have the return receipt) and I paid $50 to a county sheriff in Pennsylvania to serve them at a Pennsylvania address I found. One of these techniques worked, as I got a call from their attorney. The attorney indicated that Gevalia is owned by Kraft, and "they just can't figure out how this happened, and they want to try to investigate." I told them I had a court date in MY state, they have to show up, or I win automatically! Or, they could pay me the $4,000 I asked for and we would not have to go to court. Their choice. What was funny was the attorney said, "we like to try to resolve 'these' kinds of cases if we can...." THESE kind???? Apparently they have had this happen to them more than once!
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Anacortes,#5Author of original report
Thu, August 09, 2007
I found a lawsuit where the Maine located LL Bean company filed a lawsuit against Gevalia for interfering with LL Bean's web site. LL Bean won the lawsuit. Apparently, Gevalia found a way to insert their ads into LL Bean's web site, thus giving the "appearance" that LL Bean "endorsed" them. LL Bean was highly upset! But, based on that lawsuit, I discovered that Gevalia is registered as a Pennsylvania corporation. So, I searched the Sec of State records in Pennsylvania and found them. Well, it's registered under someone else's name, but they had to list that they were using the name of Gevalia as a "fictitious" name. Apparently, Pennsylvania has a category where you can register a corporation as a "fictitious" name, whatever that means.... So, I have sent another certified copy of my lawsuit to the address in Pennsylvania.
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Anacortes,#6Author of original report
Mon, August 06, 2007
I "served notice" with a certified letter. The "Return Receipt" was signed by a place called "Client Logic." I contacted Client Logic and was told Gevalia has an account with them. I can only assume that Client Logic acts as an "agent" for them. (Also, using an expanded Google Search, I discovered a registered sex offender works for this company!) Gevalia was using "Holmparken Square" along with a PO Box in their address. So, I called both the Kent County Sherrif's office, and the Chamber of Commerce. Neither had heard of "Holmparken Square." I did a Google search on "Holmparken Square" and discovered that Gevalia inserts this line into their address, regardless of what state they are trying to use for an address. This "Holmparken Square" was inserted into addresses (with PO Boxes) they are using in Iowa, New York, and Ohio. Businesses should not be allowed to "hide" like this! I have complained to my Representative indicating that businesses should be legally required to publish their actual place of business on the internet.