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Current Status

Status
Active
Server Type
Apache
Page Title
Welcome to Skippy.com - Home of Percy Crosby's lovable " Skippy " character
Meta Description
Welcome to Skippy.com, the official website of Percy Crosby's timeless and classic Skippy� character that reveals the fraudulent history of the Skippy peanut butter racket, and its theft of Percy Crosby's famous Skippy trademark and licensing business. The conspiracy to steal and destroy the career of Skippy's celebrity creator began in the Great Depression by the bankrupt Rosefield Packing Co. in California, and continues today with Unilever, which tried to prevent the story from publication. Crosby's daughter, Joan Crosby Tibbetts, is author of the new book, SKIPPY vs. The Mob, Skippy's comic strip satire of Al Capone, that reveals her father's crusade against organized crime that led to his downfall and false imprisonment in a mental hospital until his death in 1964. The website chronicles years of litigation and Unilever's willful fraud on the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, claiming to own SKIPPY trademark for peanut butter.
Meta Keywords
Skippy.com, Skippy, Inc., Percy Crosby's Skippy began in 1923, Skippy trade name, Skippy trademarks, Skippy service marks, Skippy comic strip, Skippy dolls, Skippy licensed collectibles, Skippy's valuable goodwill, Skippy copyrights, Skippy candy, ice cream and bread licensees, history of Skippy, Skippy, Inc. vs. Rosefield Packing Co., Ltd. 1933-1934, Best Foods, Inc., Corn Products Refining Co., CPC International, Inc., Conopco, Inc., trading as Unilever, Al Capone and racketeering in food industry, U.S. Constitution and First Amendment, Percy Crosby Estate and due process, obstruction of justice, Percy Crosby heirs and Unilever retaliation, extortion schemes, corruption by lawyers, fraudulent concealment, consumer fraud and fraud on government agencies. Conversion of Skippy cartoon character to a peanut butter brand, false advertising, Unilever's unjust enrichment, Skippy infringements, unfair competition, predatory use of multi-national corporate power by Unilever to restrain Skippy, Inc. trade, Skippy national boycott of Skippy peanut butter by consumers in protest of corporate tyranny, antitrust violations by the Skippy peanut butter racket, 1905 Trademark Act that Rosefield defied in 1934, Skippy counterfeit marks, Rosefield's fraudulent 1948 Lanham Act SKIPPY mark can be cancelled
Last Checked
just now
Last Status Change
No change observed
Last Downtime
Never observed down

Observed Changes

DateStatusServer
7/6/2026, 4:30:17 PMActiveApache
6/25/2026, 1:19:32 PMActiveApache
4/19/2025, 6:26:35 PMActiveApache

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