Fashion

[Katcat1]

@ditzier,  Yes, I certainly understand.  I ordered a couple pairs of shoes and had very good luck as they were fine.  Then I ordered a pair of suede shoes with rubber soles.  I opened the box and I would not touch them.  They were filthy.  First of all, I cannot understand why the Q would take the shoes back in that condition and second, what is wrong with the Q selling these shoes in that conditon?  It was a disgrace.  "As Is" to me means someone had tried on and it didn't work out so they were returned immediately.  Not someone wearing something day in and day out and now returning. 

[Tinkrbl44]

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@ditzier wrote:

Buyer Beware, I received a Logo "as is" item yesterday and was mortified, speechless to say the least.  There were 6 tiny, but very noticeable, holes in the front and smelled like it had been packed away for a year.  I suspect maybe someone ordered it last year and maybe reordered and exchanged it this year.  It was very wide for a small but shrunken in length.  For $36 I was sickened, I would not even give it to goodwill.  After taking a photo, I packed it up in 10 minutes. I know in the "as is" statement it states can be a customer return, vendor sample (no way a sample), discontinued or on-air display (no way either of these), but this item was ridiculous and cannot believe it is legal to sell something in this condition.  Lesson learned.

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@ditzier

It goes without saying, but I'll say it anyway .... QVC is NOT the only game in town, and "as is" items can have any number of problems.  

I would only purchase this type of item in a  B&M store where I can thoroughly inspect the piece beforehand.   To have to deal with return shipping etc on a piece of kwap just isn't my thing.   IMO, just buy a clearance item which is in good condition.

[winamac1]

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

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@ditzier wrote:

Buyer Beware, I received a Logo "as is" item yesterday and was mortified, speechless to say the least.  There were 6 tiny, but very noticeable, holes in the front and smelled like it had been packed away for a year.  I suspect maybe someone ordered it last year and maybe reordered and exchanged it this year.  It was very wide for a small but shrunken in length.  For $36 I was sickened, I would not even give it to goodwill.  After taking a photo, I packed it up in 10 minutes. I know in the "as is" statement it states can be a customer return, vendor sample (no way a sample), discontinued or on-air display (no way either of these), but this item was ridiculous and cannot believe it is legal to sell something in this condition.  Lesson learned.

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@ditzier

It goes without saying, but I'll say it anyway .... QVC is NOT the only game in town, and "as is" items can have any number of problems.  

I would only purchase this type of item in a  B&M store where I can thoroughly inspect the piece beforehand.   To have to deal with return shipping etc on a piece of kwap just isn't my thing.   IMO, just buy a clearance item which is in good condition.

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ITA

QVC does think they are the only gamein town!!

[Trinity11]

I ordered a ruby and diamond ring AS IS.....they certainly took it literally and sent me out a ring with a huge gauge in the ruby. I returned it on the 20th of December and it still hasn't reached them with their own label. Those return labels are so slow, you would think a horse and buggy is used to get them to their destination.

So no more As Is anything for me....

[Kachina624]

"As is" items are a ****** shoot.   Some arrive pristine and unopened,  handbag with handles still wrapped in cellphone,  others are a mess.   You take your chances; that's why there's a discount.