Q Talk

[Snowhite714]

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@Grouchomarx wrote:

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@gizmogal wrote:

Yeah, what would happen immediately is that your order would show as Processing and immediately not able to be canceled. At all. 

Then it would be shipped about 7 long days later via UPS Surepost,  so it would get to your town, your post office (but not your own door),  via UPS in about 5 days,  and stay stuck in the post office for an extra 2 or 3 days before finally getting delivered to you to enjoy.  

If it didn’t suit you or you had finally just lost interest in owning it, you’d ship it back with the QVC label and it would remain in the post office for 11 days until it moved back to QVCand was posted as received in a matter of 8-10 more days.  The refund would be acknowledged by email to you 5 days after that and be posted to your MasterCard or Visa as a credit (less shipping costs) as close to the next billing cycle as timing might allow. Pretty arbitrary. 

Pardon my cynical projection of current QVC time values. I think many recent experiences actually parallel these estimates. 

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Wait, don't forget, at the end of all this you'll get a 67 cent refund!!!!!  

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@Grouchomarx  You are so killing me, but you are (or you're) right.  I didn't realize we had so many comedians amongst us.  

[Starbucks]

Also I have noticed many items being 'drop shipped'.  Meaning they send the order to the vendor and THEY ship out the merchandise.  This sometimes takes longer I think. I live in Ca....and sometimes it takes ten days...but if it is drop shipped from somewhere in Ca I get it in 3 days sometimes.

[alarmclock]

Note to hosts:

Do not lie for your employer.

It will cost you your reputation and it will cost you some sales.

If QVC is telling you to say these things, you need to find a way to be ethical.

It's still your name and your face out there.  Protect it.