"Not Eligible for Return" - Page 2

TVLand · ‎11-14-2013

Yes , I to was getting ready to order a Martha Stewart item....and suddenly in red lettering I noticed....” not eligible for return “. I won’t order anything that I Will not be able to return....it looks like all clearance items will not be able Returnable...

and they still want to charge for shipping!!!!..

We shall see how long this lasts...

sueinsf · ‎03-13-2010

I noticed this yesterday. I ageee that in B&M you can inspect and try on the item. What happens if you order one of these and it doesn't fit? You're stuck. I wouldn't buy unless it was something I was very sure about. I hope this policy doesn't become a trend here.

sunshine45 · ‎03-09-2010

it is only on their BLOWOUT SALE items.....no returns unless damaged or a qvc error. i think it is a great idea, especially if you are picking up another color in an item you may already have. there are about 1000 items labeled as BLOWOUT. everything is $19.99 or less......all well over 50% off even if you figure in the shipping charges.

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willdob3 · ‎11-01-2010

I don’t buy regular priced things and definitely won’t purchase anything that can’t be returned. I suspect this will decrease my QVC spending.

It appears to be on many (not all) clearance items but not on lunchtime specials.

wildlifewitch · ‎02-08-2016

This was a really bad business decision. Reviews for as is items are often sketchy too.

jonbon · ‎03-09-2010

Sometimes it's the price you pay for deep discounts. I have successfully ordered "final sale" items from Kate Spade (and returned one which was defective and one that was incorrectly labeled as leather in the description) and Cole Haan (where I have ordered several pairs of shoes at really great prices this summer). I use my knowledge of the product line and previous purchases, as well as product reviews, to decide if I'm willing to take a chance.

Hooty · ‎03-09-2010

@wildlifewitch wrote:
This was a really bad business decision. Reviews for as is items are often sketchy too.

Dillards is one store that I know does this for items on final clearance, and they've been around for a long time, and I am sure there are others too!

rissajaneen · ‎12-10-2012

I'm disappointed to see QVC do this... you pay for the shipping to get it to you, you pay for the shipping to send it back if it does not work out... and now they don't want to take it back? QVC's good return policy is what always made me willing to buy things, even the as is items. I guess that I won't be purchaing and will save some money!

jonbon · ‎03-09-2010

@rissajaneen wrote:
I'm disappointed to see QVC do this... you pay for the shipping to get it to you, you pay for the shipping to send it back if it does not work out... and now they don't want to take it back? QVC's good return policy is what always made me willing to buy things, even the as is items. I guess that I won't be purchaing and will save some money!

Again, this is only for Super Blowout (or whatever they're calling it) items. Regular/sale/clearance/etc. items still have the same old return policy.