Kim, Khloe, and Kourtney's Kardashian Kard Suit Dismissed

A judge in Fresno, California dismissed yesterday the lawsuit brought by Revenue Resource Group, Inc. against the Kardashian sisters after they backed out of support for a prepaid Mastercard in January.  The Kardashian Kard was part of a trend of celebrities endorsing prepaid credit cards that make money by charging the holders of the card (often people with bad credit or young people with no credit) exorbitant fees.  After a judge in Connecticut delivered a scathing assessment of the card in court, the Kardashians withdrew their support, resulting in the $75 million lawsuit brought by the Revenue Resource Group.  Yesterday, Superior Court Judge Jeff Hamilton threw out the suit and ordered the plaintiffs to pay for the Kardashians' legal fees.  Frankly, the Kardashians were smart to get out of this as quickly as they did.  Their endorsement in the first place may have represented poor advice from Mom Kris Jenner.  (via WENN.com)

The "Kardashian Kard" was probably the worse idea from the Kardashian Kamp in the last year.