Zazzle does the ultimate outrage. You can't mention company names in your bumper stickers.

[liberaldemocrat7]

This appears kafkaesque and totalitarian. The "content" management person said I cannot mention a company name that I wanted to boycott such as GE or Exxon/Mobil even in a bumper sticker because THEY own the name of the company.

So I cannot use a company name that I want to boycott. The purpose of using bumper stickers and mugs etc. in part appears to get the message out in a political manner.

This reeks of the old soviet Russia.

[azurnoir]

1. The last really bad virus my computer caught

came from a Zazzle site that I was hijacked to from About.com, I do not go there any more.

[Deja Q]

2. How about visual euphemisms?

The actual name not said, nor the actual graphical logo, but something that represents them wordlessly?

[MrModerate]

3. Having just googled zazzle and comprehensively analyzed their site . . .

For about 15 seconds, I can conclude that they're a penny-ante outfit without the legal resources to fend off corporate bullies who could swat them like a fly.

It's not like Soviet Russia, it's like 21st Century America.

More's the pity.

[ourvoicescount]

4. Make the sticker a 2 parter? One that reads boycott, the other the outfit?

Or, a "Boycott _________" and allow others to write in their own???

Don't know a thing about Zazzle... But, I think they are feeding you a line of bull!

Here is a quick search on CafePress for "boycott stickers".

http://www.cafepress.com/buy/boycott/?click=true&recexp=a&CMP=KNC-G-GJ-PC2&ovchn=GGL&ovcpn=Politics+and+Causes+2+Basic&ovcrn=sr2PO1go13180go757pi3ai342+boycott+stickers&ovtac=PPC&SR=sr2PO1go13180go757pi3ai342