Community Chat

[chessylady]

Vionic, I hate it when they make marks on the model's leg. Also I hate it when they say that the shoe is so light that you may think the box is empty. Then they laugh uproarously, like your uncle laughs at his own jokes.

[homedecor1]

None my QVC viewing time is only periodically quick check for ITKWD shows (I enjoy David & Mary) other than this I do online and check "Items recently on-air" and can look at video if i need to.

My ordering is way down these past few months, I've even cancelled my A-D orders of philosophy (product not the same to me).

[truffle]

Logo, Brad and the C.Wonder line.  How many times is he going to call a frumpy oversized shift dress chic and fabulous?  It is so disingenuous.  Also am getting sick of seeing the marks on the vionic model's legs too.  We get it you handsome Australian man whatever your name is which escapes me at the moment....like we got used to the ultamare demonstrations, don't need to see that anymore either.  

[alliswell]

@fortune  You're exactly right.  At one time there was so much more variety -- not only in fashion, designers, but other things as well, like Fenton glass, Tiffany lamps, Kirk's Folly, they just gradually disappeared.  

I did read on a blog written by Steve Bryant (a former QVC host) that there is a financial reason for such limited products and so much repetition.  

As someone on another thread pointed out, QVC either owns or has an interest in these products that we keep seeing over and over and over and over.  I'm only online, & will check the program guide or the "items recently on air" and it's sos over and over [sigh].  

[on the bay]

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@truffle wrote:

Logo, Brad and the C.Wonder line.  How many times is he going to call a frumpy oversized shift dress chic and fabulous?  It is so disingenuous.  Also am getting sick of seeing the marks on the vionic model's legs too.  We get it you handsome Australian man whatever your name is which escapes me at the moment....like we got used to the ultamare demonstrations, don't need to see that anymore either.  

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@truffle

this made me laugh so funny

actually, there are some of the forums funniest ladies right here-thank you for a great thread and starting the day with laughter (even though it might be something we're annoyed at!)

[debic]

You know when you go into a store, even a fancy one, they pretty much have the same thing every time.  With exceptions of a few seasonal things.   I go to Williams Sanoma maybe once a year and it's rarely different stuff.  Same with a place called Spoons & Spice.    I love them but if I lived in Utah I'd be tired of them rather quickly. 

[CaryH]

WAY too much Susan Graver.

[HULAGIRL]

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@truffle wrote:

Logo, Brad and the C.Wonder line.  How many times is he going to call a frumpy oversized shift dress chic and fabulous?  It is so disingenuous.  Also am getting sick of seeing the marks on the vionic model's legs too.  We get it you handsome Australian man whatever your name is which escapes me at the moment....like we got used to the ultamare demonstrations, don't need to see that anymore either.  

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C Wonder??   That line just came to the Q.....it's hardly been on over and over.  Obviously, it's not the line for you, but it's not something you see everyday or even every week.

[HappyDaze]

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@GCR18 wrote:

I only tune into shows I'm interested in.  

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Yep same here which are only certain beauty shows. Or DVR a show if I can't be at home to watch it (this is usually how I watch QVC so I can blow through the parts I'm not interested in like brow pencils or self-tanners). That way there is no frustration and, as some have shown, anger on my part. Since I am not interested in and don't watch 99% of what QVC shows,  someone like me would be sick of pretty much everything if I watched it all the time. Fortunately there are other things available to me to watch or put on for "backgound noise" to keep me entertained and happy. QVC's (or any other channel) supposed monotonous programing  is the least of my concerns and worry and stress. I know some have practically made a career out of complaining about the stale programming so I suppose it gives them something to do so it can't be all that bad!