In the last few weeks, QVC has started a new practice of forcing some purchases on Easy Pay. The default is always Easy Pays but from experience I always change it to Pay Total.
Recently, on some purchases, in order to complete the transaction, I had to proceed with the Easy Pays, then immediately after Place Order, I would go in and edit it to one payment. That creates a headache with receiving the first email with the FORCED EASY PAY, then a follow up CHANGE email which is totally unclear as to what has taken place. The only thing that makes sense in the email is the word CHANGE.
Right now, I have a list of purchases made and am watching my bank account to make sure the Easy Pay disappears.
Right now, there is a first Easy Pay PLUS the same order TOTAL pending on my card with a purchase made several days ago. I have made a list I need to go through and make sure I have not paid more than I should have on any purchase.
Have any of you encountered the same problem?
If I cannot make my purchases on QVC in one payment, I'll stop buying. Is it legal to force a person to make purchases in installments against their wishes? Since when did the law change to force purchases to be made carrying debt against the wishes of the buyer?
Right now, I have 3 things in the cart I want to buy, just under $200, not on sale-new items (which shouldn't have anything to do with it) and I am not proceeding until this gets straightened out.
Thanks a lot for any input on this subject from fellow Q fiends.
