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Post #370219 by Tikinaut on Sun, Mar 30, 2008 9:34 AM

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Keep in mind too that Jo-Ann may not even know about the infringement. Like most retail stores they get their goods from suppliers. So you need to find out where those items are coming from. My guess would be China, which is notorious for ripping off intellectual property. IMHO, I think if you have an attorney write them a cease and desist letter demanding that those items be removed from their shelves (as they infringe on your copyright) that should suffice.

[ Edited by: Tikinaut 2008-03-30 09:48 ]