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[nun ya]

or used for display.

I bought a brown leather Dooney "as is", because it was listed as sold out. Came in perfect condition.

[GCR18]

Most as is items I've ordered have been in perfect condition. If for some reason they are not, the 30 return policy applies. I've sent something back that was broke and marked it defective.

[JustJazzmom]

99% of the time 'as is' items are perfect!! I got an 'as is' multi-Diamonique stone tennis bracelet which was missing a pear shaped DMQ stone. I went and had my jeweler put a matching CZ stone in it and its now perfect!

Have purchased an 'as is' over sized KJL enamel hoop earrings and there was nothing wrong with those either.

[stevieb]

On 6/13/2014 terrier3 said:

A return that may not be in very good shape!

... or that might be perfect. It's the luck of the draw and hence 'as-is'...

[scotttie]

I used to get some fabulous deals on ""as is"". The only bargains Q has for the most part.

I haven't ordered in a long time tho.

[Tyak]

Seems to me that it's self-explanatory.

[foundinlv]

I don't think qvc should be selling their stuff that is damaged or defective. Often times it's expensive and I don't think it's fair or right.

[sylviahomeatlast]

what does Q do with the stuff that people wore, used for 30 days and returned?

[JaneMarple]

When I was younger I used to go to the ""scratch and dent"" part of furniture stores. I've found many a good piece that had only minor damage that could easily be fixed.

I don't think of the Q's As is items damaged or defective.

[sylviahomeatlast]

appliances that are dented in transit on the sides where it doesn't show are fine---but if items are used for 30 days and returned are not a good deal to me