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Re: Two orders in one package

I’d be annoyed to pay for individual shipping for each item and receive my products in one box or bag. Unless the weight and size of the shipping package actually doubled to increase the carrier fees, I wouldn’t expect it to be fair to pay for 2 shipping charges for the one package containing 2 orders. Seems sneaky. 

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Re: Two orders in one package

@granddi IF you are lucky, from what I have been reading here on the Forums QVC charges people incorrectly all the time for Return fees even when they pay for it themselves, QVC needs to amp up their policies if they want to continue to be a choice where people go to shop.  Other vendors combine orders and give you a discount on shipping or they do not even charge a shipping fee, why qvc does not jump on the band wagon, is beyond me?  Walmart even gives you free shipping with a $50.00 or more order?

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Re: Two orders in one package

Perhaps Q is taking a cue from Amazon - happened yesterday - a garden tool and 2 hummingbird feeders.  Amazon does it all the time if I purchase two items within 3 days or so.

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Re: Two orders in one package


@fthuntwrote:

Perhaps Q is taking a cue from Amazon - happened yesterday - a garden tool and 2 hummingbird feeders.  Amazon does it all the time if I purchase two items within 3 days or so.


But the shipping is free.

If the shipping is free I do not care if they put 20 items in a box!

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Re: Two orders in one package

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@granddiwrote:

One benefit is that if you return just can put multiple items in the box with one return fee. At least that is what I do. 


 

No last time I used the box to return 1 item of the 3 that were in the box I was charged return shipping as if I had returned all 3 items.  They corrected it after I complained.  

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Re: Two orders in one package


@Abrowneyegirlwrote:

@fthuntwrote:

Perhaps Q is taking a cue from Amazon - happened yesterday - a garden tool and 2 hummingbird feeders.  Amazon does it all the time if I purchase two items within 3 days or so.


But the shipping is free.

If the shipping is free I do not care if they put 20 items in a box!


Amazon has always done this - placed items into as few packages as possible.  Actually, sometimes they even ask you whether that is what you choose.  What I noticed is that this is the first time QVC has done it.  

It only makes sense.  I don't understand why it took QVC so long to get to this point.

I WANT as many items in one package as possible.  It's more efficient.

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Re: Two orders in one package

It's so that if you return both items, Qvc will just refund you for the less expensive item and think nobody notices the other didn't get refunded. So they save money twice. It's been complained on enough here, and happened to me before, too!

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Re: Two orders in one package

I personally think it’s a dishonest business practice to charge separate shipping costs, yet ship items together as one shipment.

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Re: Two orders in one package

Don't think EVINE has anything to do with QVC and HSN, who just merged.

 

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Am I to understand, which I think I do,can someone tell me why HSN pretty much always does free shipping, even though, to my understanding QVC bought them out. I rarely, if ever, buy from HSN...I'm a Q girl, however it's getting harder to buy from the Q because of their prices!!! If both companies are owned by the same conglomerant, why can't QVC take a hint from HSN? I just cannot afford the prices on the Q anymore!! I really have to bite the bullet to do so!!!