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[AuntG]

It takes a lot of nerve to order a cookbook, badly damage it, and then return it.

I've taken out library books where people write notes next to the recipes. A meatloaf recipe said to add a chopped onion and some green peppers. Perhaps they should publish their own book. I've also found recipes cut out. In this case, write it down or snap a picture of it.

[Lovestheshores]

[Mz iMac]

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@Lovestheshores wrote:

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I have to steal borrow that one.

[Etoile308]

I think if someone ordered an item as new, and in fact it was defected, then it's to everyone's benefit to know which specific item it is. That way others are warned that there may be a risk in purchasing.

If the item was an As-Is item, well that's the chance one takes, knowing they can still return a defective item without paying return shipping. And if an As-Is item, to me all the more reason to warn others of the specific item.

[Imaoldhippie]

QVC is not responsible of shipping damages.  Have you contacted QVC customer service?

[CalminHeart]

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@rms1954 wrote:

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@little missy wrote:

I have order several items from qvc, which I have returned, because of the damages to the product or to the defectiveness.  I ordered a cookbook recently, that arrived very damaged.  Page missing, marks, whatever, so of course I returned it with having the total of the book, returning to my credit card.  I just ordered a pair of shoes, but found the same pair, my size $10.00 cheaper from, you guessed it from AMAZON.  SHIPPING FREE.  The prices of items on the q have really increased.  So, I sorry to say, I am taking a long break from the Q.  

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Why are you "sorry" and feel the need to tell others this info????

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Why not?  Everyone can post.