Q Talk

[Bird]

What keeps coming to mind for me is that this is a way to charge a restocking fee without saying "restocking fee."

I acknowledge that restocking costs everybody. Maybe this is just a way to funnel that cost back to those who return, rather that spreading it around the entire business.

Now, here is a question: Is covered with sloppy glue considered a defect? I want to return some Joan Rivers earrings that "I" consider defective because they are sloppily assembled and look like they came out of a gumball machine. I am not exaggerating. Exactly that. Gumball machine purchase. Glue oozing out from the plastic gemstone setting. Which, BTW, seems to also be plastic. - Bird

[MarthaStewardess]

I don't buy clothes or anything that I would normally have to try on from QVC. My QVC shopping has dwindled down over the past several years to maybe a purchase once a year or eighteen months. Those are usually things from brands I know I like and use like Laura Geller and Bare Minerals, and I won't buy any kits from them unless I know I will like/use everything in it or cannot get it anywhere else. It's not value or convenience when I have to return things.

[Sunnycorle]

$3 shipping is a good thing! I can't understand all the complaining. Just make wise choices when buying and if you think it might not suit you then don't buy. Easy peasy.

[milly1]

Easy peasy......not exactly when you can't try on a pair of shoes or garment.