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I watch Qvc on Roku streaming. This morning I noticed it is now Qvc and Hsn. Just a new observation.

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I wonder if we will see less and less difference between the two?

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@cherry   I think we already are seeing the "twinning" of these two channels.  The main difference IMO is going to be which location is more convenient for the guest vendors to visit.

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@cherry 

 

Not much I DVR on the Q, but used to do a lot of it on HSN.  My only interests are things that are practical and actually perform a function. 

 

Now those presentations are very few in comparison to other items. So much so that I now rarely record much on HSN. Seems to be more "things you wear" or something to make you thinner or help you look 50 years younger.

 

Don't know if Q programming has changed, but HSN sure has.

 

 

 

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@hckynut wrote:

 

@cherry 

 

Not much I DVR on the Q, but used to do a lot of it on HSN.  My only interests are things that are practical and actually perform a function. 

 

Now those presentations are very few in comparison to other items. So much so that I now rarely record much on HSN. Seems to be more "things you wear" or something to make you thinner or help you look 50 years younger.

 

Don't know if Q programming has changed, but HSN sure has.

 

 

 

hckynut


Seems as if there's a majority of people who are living to be someone other than who they are.  Someone younger, thinner, better looking, dressed like some TV personality. 

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@traveler wrote:

I watch Qvc on Roku streaming. This morning I noticed it is now Qvc and Hsn. Just a new observation.


I noticed that today on my Roku service as well @traveler .  They are one combined Roku channel now.  What I like very much is that the channel is formatted somewhat like the Program Guide online here.  It tells you what show & host is currently on-air, on all the various QVC and HSN channels, so you can make a choice before selecting a channel.  I used to go back & forth to see what was on 6 different channels before landing on what I was interested in seeing. 

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@hckynut wrote:

 

@cherry 

 

Not much I DVR on the Q, but used to do a lot of it on HSN.  My only interests are things that are practical and actually perform a function. 

 

Now those presentations are very few in comparison to other items. So much so that I now rarely record much on HSN. Seems to be more "things you wear" or something to make you thinner or help you look 50 years younger.

 

Don't know if Q programming has changed, but HSN sure has.

 

 

 

hckynut


And, IMO, not for the better!  Picking up all the bad points of the Q, e.g., fewer sales, higher s&h, etc.  Too bad!

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HSN is now using the same bank as QVC. It is probably only a matter of time they will be advertised as one.
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@traveler 

 

Are you referring to the fact that the QVC app now carries a lot of previously recorded HSN shows as well as their own? If so, that started a while back. What I just noticed was that the HSN shows no longer state “HSN” as part of their title.

 

Bad stuff. The parent company is destroying both children. It is like a slow poison.

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When I click on the Qvc box to stream, it now comes up as Qvc  Hsn , then I click on QVC. I never watch Hsn so it took me by surprise.