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‎12-20-2014 12:49 PM
‎12-20-2014 01:14 PM
I'm with BonnieBelle - I'm happy to see items disappearing from my account pages.
I was especially pleased last time I looked when I realized my AD account had shrunk from three pages to one! Whatever was I doing with all that stuff?!!! --- I know, I know - and I've cured myself and used up almost everything I had too much of.
As for that order page - at the end of each year, I look at my expenditures and put them in categories to see where I've spent my money. After that's done, I rarely need to go back.
‎12-20-2014 01:17 PM
‎12-20-2014 01:27 PM
‎12-20-2014 02:33 PM
On 12/20/2014 BonnieBelle said:Bonnie I think you figured it out. Maybe when they actually pull the item number from their site compleltey, it disappears from your order history. That makes sense. I DO still see items that Q no longer carries, but for those they still have the item number and photo up, with a message that its no longer available. I bet that once they pull it completely if disappears from your history as well. That would make sense to me at least! One that is "missing" was a Josie Maran TSV from a couple years ago. I think it was called "Protect and Perfect" and had a tinted moisturizer, cleansing oil and color stick among other items...it's just disappeared from my history. I do sometimes like knowing how much I paid for things a while back...I wonder if they delete things from the order history that they no longer sell? I scanned through mine but can't really tell if they deleted anything.
‎12-20-2014 02:48 PM
‎12-20-2014 02:50 PM
Chunks of mine are missing, yet older orders are still there. I used my order history to reference things and am not really thrilled.
‎12-20-2014 05:08 PM
‎12-23-2014 02:49 PM
For me I want that history list, some reasons could be:
One may have purchased a beauty item and forget which color choice was the best. Beauty items colors are not consistence even within the same brand.
One may have purchased many jewelry items, some have warranties with them. In order to use that warranty you need the item number. CS can search, but with hundreds of orders a time consuming project and not always a quick answer. Then if a search with corporate has to be done, prepare to wait.
If a Ripka item is involved that needs repair, it is sent to an authorized Ripka jeweler for repair, outside of any QVC business. You have to have the item number before they will work with you.
If considering selling an item, what you paid can be a consideration. In addition having the item number you are able to research for the correct description.
In my opinion there are more reasons for me. If you are not going through the pages of lists, it is just there then.
‎12-24-2014 12:19 AM
Here is a new thread asking for an item number, what I was explaining about the history list being available.
http://community.qvc.com/forums/judith-ripka/topic/485423/searching-for-item-number.aspx
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