Q Talk

[PamHeet]

I wish they would put a sign at the entrance of our subdivision, but I doubt that will happen. I’m not sure why my little neighborhood is such a hotspot. I’ve had salespeople for solar panels, bug exterminations, vacuum cleaners, house cleaning products, and people handing out flyers offering to help you sell your home. I think my house always gets hit because I leave my door open (I have a glass door that stays closed) to let the extra light in, so when they pass they know someone’s at home.

[zitawins]

i received this, also, and registered for the site. The points and credits toward purchases intrigued me. Perhaps as a group we can improve some of the presentations.

I hope others who joined will keep you all informed on what we do.

[Tupe]

I didn't get this one but I did get one about a survey. 

[iTunechi]

Do anyone have the recruitment link? Do you mind sending it to me please?

[iTunechi]

Kindly send the recruitment link. Thank you

[loriqvc]

@iTunechi - Welcome to the forums! You are replying to a thread that is six months old, so it isn't a current topic. In addition, you typically need to be individually invited to participate in the surveys, so it is not likely that a link could be shared with you. If you're making this request so you can provide feedback to QVC, try clicking the "Feedback" link that appears at the bottom of every page of the website.

[CalminHeart]

This is no different than every other scam email and text people receive.

It's the way of life to never never click on a link, barcode, or anything else until one determines it's legit. 

I don't even open emails and texts from entities I don't know. 

Many computers can identify the source. Every computer is different so you'll have to google or find someone who knows for yours. I can right click on the sender or click on block and it'll show me the actual sender. 

Block Block Block is the name of the game.