Customer Care

[rockyrose1]

Are we allowed to post links to other websites, forums, etc. to further help a person with their question?

I posted 2 links and they were removed and I don't know why?

If not, please show me where I must look to find that rule.  I did check and couldn't find anything.

Thanks!

[Barbara-QVC]

@rockyrose1 I am sorry for any confusion. Our Community Guidelines state:

Please do not:

• post web addresses (URLs) for, or links to, outside sites that violate these guidelines;

You can view the entire guidelines here https://www.qvc.com/content/information/qvc-community-standards.html

[rockyrose1]

Barbara, my sincerest apologies!  I would never purposely try to break any rules of any forum.   My ignorance may,    which is where I am.   I did read that line; however, I honestly misunderstood it. 

"post web addresses (URLs) for, or links to, outside sites that violate these guidelines"

I believed it to mean that we could not post links that might "include / violate" any of the actions mentioned above that sentence.  e.g. political discussions, violence, nudity, threatening, being abusive, profanity, discrimination, posting viruses or trojans, etc.   I didn't understand it to mean any outside websites.   

It was an honest mistake.   My intent was only to offer a website that included many experts that grew that rose, had the same geographical location so they could advise her what they have encountered, etc.   Again, my apologies 

[Love my grandkids]

@rockyrose1 You can post something like this:  Amazon dot com, wayfair dot com, as this gives the way for someone to input it into their search bar without providing a direct link.

[rockyrose1]

Love my grandkids,

Thank you for the tip!    It is much appreciated.

[Mz iMac]

@rockyrose1  Another tip....

You can post an unclickable link.  Remove "https//www."

This way it lets one copy & post the web address into their browser's web address window.

[Imaoldhippie]

Try the Welcome Get Started forum.