Q Talk

[webbgarner1]

@sunshine 919  I find all of the hostsw on HSN  enjoyable and prodessional. And yes they have their shared of hosts that are attrative and I have never seen any of them act like they are precious divas like Courtney K.

[furbabylover]

Funny you say that, I have been tuning into HSN more and more as the QVC hosts get wackier and wackier. If I'm preparing to spend money on an item of interest I want to know all about IT, not the host. The problem is that the item being shown is alotted a certain amount of time, so if the host spends her time talking about herself, that's less time to inform me of what I am buying. 

[mspatmac]

Processing and shipping puts the Q to shame.  Pleased with products I purchase.  

[pdlinda]

@mspatmac  Also, the refunds on returns are very quick and efficient!

[Shelbelle]

Love Beauty Report every Wed night with Amy and Tina. 

[CANDLEQUEEN]

I tune in for a few minutes to HSN as well as QVC, but I can't watch ShopHQ anymore......Too much Invicta watches. I really don't watch any of them for more than a couple of minutes, they just aren't holding my interest......The hosts on HSN are very professional though and they don't talk non stop, with the exception of Amy.......

[giova]

It seems like the hosts are better trained and prepared on HSN.  They will take each item off the hanger to show it not just show the first item and then oh, we have it also in these colors that I forgot the name we call the color.  And they don't stand right in front of clothes rack. They also give more information about material and sizing.  I also like how HSN doesn't use several different presenters that really add nothing.  HSN also uses models of different sizes not just mainly the plus sizes.

[SandySparkles]

As a long time HSN shopper, I concur with everything I have read in this thread!👍 Shannon and Adam have long been my favorite hosts.😊

~~~All we need is LOVE💖

[febe2]

I think it's a big customer loss since HSN & QVC are now owned by the same company. They now share products, which means even less products for the customer.