A decision I did not want to make

Tatanoo46 · ‎03-12-2010

I know it seems ridiculous to stop watching a show because of who anchored the program. Having been a grief counselor for years I soon realized people make very strong attachments and find it hard to move on when someone or something is removed from their life.
I have been a customer for 20+ years and loved not only some terrific clothes, household items, and garden equipment, but also the banter between host and guest.
Because of some recent changes I feel I cannot watch as regularly as in the past. I know QVC is a business and in it to make money. I just do not want them to have anymore of my money. I am just sounding off.

Foxxee · ‎10-03-2014

@Tatanoo46

Quite a few feel the same as you do.

mimilucy · ‎10-31-2015

I find your feelings quite understandable. It is apparent many others agree with you. I also am appalled by some of the hosts that have been let go and even more agrieved (sp?) by some who remain. Yet, I still tune in and then will purchase online as I simply cannot bear to watch quite a few of the presenters. It is a real shame. I used to watch much, much more often.

Sooner · ‎03-10-2010

I am sorry for all who are upset about the changes, but hope and acceptance of change help us move through life and be open to new blessings that we may not see otherwise.

I hope you find new things you enjoy, new people to watch on tv, and yet have your happy memories and fondness for other people and things that you encounter throughout life.

Kachina624 · ‎03-10-2010

@Sooner Nicely said.

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Alsace Gal · ‎11-25-2014

Zhills · ‎11-15-2011

I used to keep QVC on in the background for noise and I do buy....

I can not stand the noise that they make now!

The voices, the methods...I can accept new as long as it is as pleasant but not when it is not comfortable!

faeriemoon · ‎03-14-2010

When it comes down to it, the only way you can show the Q you don't approve of their practices is to not shop with them anymore.

Go for it.

~What a terrible era in which idiots govern the blind.~ William Shakespeare

Trinity11 · ‎11-16-2014

@Tatanoo46 wrote:
I know it seems ridiculous to stop watching a show because of who anchored the program. Having been a grief counselor for years I soon realized people make very strong attachments and find it hard to move on when someone or something is removed from their life.
I have been a customer for 20+ years and loved not only some terrific clothes, household items, and garden equipment, but also the banter between host and guest.
Because of some recent changes I feel I cannot watch as regularly as in the past. I know QVC is a business and in it to make money. I just do not want them to have anymore of my money. I am just sounding off.

Are you comparing the loss of a loved one (your reference to being a grief counselor)to the dismissal of some show host trying to sell you something?

I wish you well but I think anyone that forms attachments to show hosts designed to make you part with your $$$$, are better off thinking about a change of venue.

lgfan · ‎10-19-2012

This is the problem with QVC. They want to make you feel that you are part of a family or group of friends. They let go of hosts that inspire that goal. QVC cannot have it both ways. They are either a family atmosphere or a business whose bottom line is money. I wish they would stop with the party atmosphere of having hosts wearing pajamas and drinking wine as if they were having an adult slumber party. QVC is not family it is a business.