Q Talk

[ChancesMom]

I have notced that Q is including reviews from other sources-for example from brand websites. I wish they had not made this change, Some of these reviews are made by people who recieved items as part of a promotion and agree to review which I feel provides a conflict. I have always read and trusted the reviews on QVC as they came from Q customers-it ihas a big influence on my decision to purchase. Now I have lost confidence!

[icezeus]

I don't have a problem with it as long as the reviewer states  that they received the item for free. 

I see these types or reviews all of the time on products or books. 

[GenXmuse]

You know they're only importing the good reviews from those sites and I don't know how permissive they are of publishing negative reviews. 

I'm not sold on this idea at all!

[Mindy D]

I noticed this too. I hate it. I only want reviews from actual QVC customers. I don’t even bother with these other reviews.

[Mindy D]

I noticed this too. I hate it. I don’t even waste my time with these other reviews. I only read the reviews from actual QVC customers.

[CalminHeart]

I've notice a lot of websites are now including reviews from other sources.... Target, Macy's, Kohl's, Walmart, Keurig, etc etc.  Even the bad reviews are shown.  As long as they have the item, I don't care if their reviews show up on multiple sites.

[DAD]

I do have a problem with it. If they give someone something it's not like purchasing an item. They could be getting paid for good reviews.

[GenXmuse]

The more "good" reviews you write the more companies will send you free items. 

[bluetail fly]

I agree with the original poster. Skipping over them, while always an option, doesn't delete their ratings from the averages.

If an item has 20 5 star ratings I deduct however many are from other websites.