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Registered: ‎03-10-2010

UGH!! I have returned the last 4 orders from QVC, 3 of which are D & C. Today I recieved another D & C shirt & it looks terrible. Not at all what I was expecting. I doubt I would wear it more than 1-2x. I am almost scared to return, scared QVC will terminate my membership. When it say poly, I expect a slinky type fabric. This looks & feels like flannel & I can't stand flannel. 

 

Do y'all think they will terminate me? 

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@TX-starlight From what I've seen on these forums, an **excessive** amount of returns can result in getting one termnated. But I've no idea of their definition of "excessive".

 

I personally don't think 4 is a lot.

 

Earlier this year a woman "bragged" (sounded like) that she returned about 50% of her orders and was mad that Q wouldn't let her order anymore! Imagine!

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@TX-starlight

 

You should post your concerns in the Customer Care forum so a MOD can help you.

 

No here knows if Q will terminate your account.

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Re: D & Co. returns

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If QVC was to consider terminating your account, I think it would only be fair to give you a warning before taking any action.

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@TX-starlight  I think they look at it overall - like how many returns in 2018.  So, if you ordered alot and just returned 4 maybe it won't be as bad?

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I'm sure that some people abuse the return policy, however then thought that one would keep something in order not to lose their buying privileges doesn't sit well with me. I don't return much, but if they ever threatened me , I would just say bye bye. There are other places to shop.

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@TX-starlight wrote:

UGH!! I have returned the last 4 orders from QVC, 3 of which are D & C. Today I recieved another D & C shirt & it looks terrible. Not at all what I was expecting. I doubt I would wear it more than 1-2x. I am almost scared to return, scared QVC will terminate my membership. When it say poly, I expect a slinky type fabric. This looks & feels like flannel & I can't stand flannel. 

 

Do y'all think they will terminate me? 


Don’t forget that they now keep our original shipping cost, so that may help their bottom line.

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If I were unhappy with the last 4 items I bought from a vendor, I would no longer shop there.  QVC might be doing you a favor if they do terminate you.

 

 

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Registered: ‎03-13-2010

I read on the forums a few years ago that if you have an excessive amount of returns they would send you "the letter."  Not sure what they told the customer but I don't think they terminated their account, especially if they carried a balance.  I have had horrible luck recently with some clothing purchases and returned all of them.  It's just better if I go to a store and try them on first.  Cheaper in the long run, but QVC is convenient. 

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Perhaps you need to pay more attention to what you are ordering.  I always read the reviews, watch the video and carefully read the description.  Polyester, a miracle fiber, can morph into a duplicate of any fiber from wool to the lightest, finest silk.  One tip-off to the silky texture is if is described as a "woven" fabric.  If you're not sure, there is a place for questions in the review section.  They seem to get fast attention as long as they're sensible, objective questions.

 

I believe the decision to suspend membership is based on a percentage of returns.  Smarter buying decisions can eliminate that risk.

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