Community Chat

[millieshops]

@traveler doesn’t really matter to me. There are many shows that are specific and I don’t want to watch those either because I already know I’m not buying and shopping is no longer entertaining for me.  

But qvc is no different in that regard than department stores where there are whole departments, even whole floors I virtually never check out 

[Carmie]

I am not a big TV watcher.  I am a reader.  I occasionally flip through the channels at night and check to see what QVC is showing while I am reading something.

I don't hang around too long.  Sitting there listening to someone hawking junk to me is not enjoyable.  I prefer to shop online and not watch a TV presentation.

[AuntG]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

I'd rather watch a 'variety show' than watch an entire show about a single item, for instance a vacuum cleaner or flameless candles. 

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Agree with @SilleeMee . At least we get variety. An hour on a vacuum or kitchen gadget bores me. The only show I fully watch is Leah on Saturday's AM style. If the TSV is beauty products, then I don't even watch her full show.

[tototwo]

No. No. And no.

[ALRATIBA]

No. Don’t watch. We haven’t exchanged gifts for years.

[Sooner]

I used to love the cooking shows and looked forward to them.  But since David came on the scene it isn't even remotely about cookig.  And what they show is what they were showing 10 years ago.

I have moved on and frankly I want better items than about 80 percet of what they present. 

I don't know why their buyers can't source things like really good Italian food items, etc.  Something that is not available everywhere.

[NYCLatinaMe]

No.  Don't care about flashlights and tchotchkes.  

[KarenQVC]

I love generic stocking stuffer things.  These are things my family doesn't have.  Some items can be a source of comedy for years--remember the trunk organizer for one.