Fashion

[KathyM23]

What do you think about QVC no longer printing the program guides? I understand this will save a lot of money, but I think it is penny-wise and pound-foolish. Will lose more viewers (purchasers) than the savings. Seems to me QVC is making many changes - most of them not so good.

[ennui1]

QVC hardly ever sends me a paper guide, so I don't think I'll notice.

[Cyndog]

I've only gotten them when I've ordered something. Come in the package.

[insomniac]

Eliminating the paper copies was one of the greatest moves QVC could do.

[JustJazzmom]

I really think that QVC cannot decide between being an online shopping store or a TV shopping channel. By removing the paper guide, this forces more people to go online and look at the schedule. Not everyone has a computer in the same room as their TV! Many want the paper guide in the TV watching room.

[jclark73]

I haven't used the paper guide in years. I use the one on the website.

[twinny70]

I will definitely miss the paper guide. They have sent me one for at least three years every month. I never get one in my packages, and I hate to have to go online as my computer is not in the room where I view TV. The paper guide was always on the couch where I could easily access it. JMHO!

[Lipstickdiva]

I guess I'm one of the few that doesn't really care about a guide period. I do Q checks and if they are showing something I'm interested in, I stop. If not, I keep on flipping.

[Cyndog]

I just look at the DirecTV guide. In the morning, I look at shows for the day and set the ones I want to record and before I go to bed, I set all the overnight shows to record. There's more clearance on the overnight shows, then I fast forward through them while I'm having my morning coffee.

[MarthaStewardess]

I've always liked having the paper schedule sent to the house. Always kept it with the tv schedule from my paper. It's a quick and easy way to check what's on or look up what might be on later in the week/month or certain days that might be of interest.