Kitchen

[bonnielu]

Ooops, I did not see this post until after I posted mine. I just bought something for the first time on AS IS. Denim and Co pants in black... saved money hopefully. Anyone buy clothes and have an opinion. Are they washed and worn and then worn out. Or are they just try me on and don't fit kind of things. Anyone know what the Q considers AS IS.

[kibbi]

I have and had good luck. Never a kitchen item tho. Shoes, clothes and handbag.

[gardensla]

I've bought as is jewelry and shoes and found all to be first-quality merch with no signs of wear.

[Shogirl]

The only 'as-is' items I've purchased have been jewelry, and every piece has been perfect. I don't know if I've just been lucky or what!

[nycgrl]

Yes, I've bought a couple items - a few tops which were perfect, 2 blazers also perfect and 1 Dooney - perfect and still wrapped. I highly recommend giving it a try. You can always return.

[Deadeye Daisy]

I rarely buy regular items on Q. Most everything is As Is, Lunchtime Specials, Last Clicks, Clearance, occasionally OTO, and I shop the Q outlets in PA & NC.

Yesterday, I received my two Ecclissi SB Turquoise 'as is' watches, one in yellow and one in white. Neither had the plastic covers removed from the crystal or the back. The stem protector was still in, boxes in perfect condition. I saved $59 on each one by going 'as is'. These same ones were supposedly on waitlist. DH bought me a lot of AS IS jewelry items from Q. Never any problem.

Over the years, have only had one 'AS IS' item that wasn't in 'new' condition.

Works for me, but then I was raised to shop at places like Last Call, Kleins, Bamberger's basement, Off Saks, etc. You got lots more quality items for your money. I also shop for formal outfits at consignment or Junior League thrift shops and the like. Just because I do the charity functions doesn't mean I want to spend a lot of money the clothes I wear for one or two events. I shop the consignment or thrift stores, wear once or twice than sell back to consignment or donate to the thrift store. Rather spend my money on travel.

[queendiva]

I can recall buying three As Is products- two of them recently. IMO all were worth the discounted price and all were for my use- not gifts. First was a D&B bag that was missing one of the small leather goods that was to be included. Bag was perfect. Next was the iconic IML ceramic watch. It was missing the box. Watch was perfect. Last was set of 2 small pineapple luminaria with battery operated candles. The styrofoam packaging inside the box was a bit messed up, but the products were perfect.

As Is is a lot like visiting a Q outlet store without leaving your home. The items still carry the 30 day return policy. Nothing to lose.

[fluffy 49]

I have bought "" as is "" tennis from QVC. They came dirty . The bottom of the shoe was very dirty. I could not believe QVC would accept back those shoes and send them out "" as is "". I bought "" as is "" Temptations and they were great.

[fluffy 49]

I have bought "" as is "" tennis from QVC. They came dirty . The bottom of the shoe was very dirty. I could not believe QVC would accept back those shoes and send them out "" as is "". I bought "" as is "" Temptations and they were great.

[cindyinfl]

I have purchased kitchen/cooking items for "AS IS" and have been very pleased with each purchase. I purchased some skillets & and a sauce pan from The Neelys line, and found them to be perfect. I've also purchased a few temptation pieces- no complaints there either.

In fact, I have purchased a lot of different items "As Is" - beautiful front door wreath from Valerie was my latest buy, it was perfect and so full.

With the 30 day return policy, I don't hesitate to buy from "AS IS" , although I have never returned anything purchased "AS IS".