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[x Hedge]

@hennypenny, its wise that you checked.

I would've clicked on 'Email Us' (below) and asked them to verify authenticity. 

[chrystaltree]

Why does it matter?  If you aren't sure, don't click on the link and delete the email.  Don't over think it.

[Hayfield]

I get these "pop up" survey requests but I ignore them.  I think the Q knows what we want, they don't have to survey us, more free or reduced S&H, better "sale" prices, etc.  I don't buy from the Q very much anymore.  If I get an e-mail survey, I delete all e-mails except the ones from people I personally know.

[Noel7]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

Why would anyone with evil intentions care about your opinion of QVC service?

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It can be a way to download a virus if you respond.

[hennypenny]

Thank you Noel, 

Yes, that is exactly my concern.

How are you doing today?

The haze has reached us in S.Bar.

[chrystaltree]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

Why would anyone with evil intentions care about your opinion of QVC service?

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        It could be ruse to gain access to your computer.  It's not uncommon.  There's one out there that says it's from Amazon and they offer a $50 gift card to get people to click on the link.  When you do, they are in.  If you aren't sure or feel uncomfortable about an email, it's best to not open it, just delete.  

[Spurt]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

Why would anyone with evil intentions care about your opinion of QVC service?

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@Kachina624

I had one claiming to be from my cable company....at first it appeared to be legit asking about different products/services and how happy I was with cable packages offered, interent options etc etc....features Id like to see, channels I watch ............then it started to get personal---income, how many adults in the household, marital status.  I called my cable company nope they were NOT the ones that sent out the survey.......