Q Talk

[Sooner]

I have shopped at QVC since the 1980's.  I haven't watched more than 15 minutes in at least 10 years, and have no idea who most of the hosts are.  I buy little now.

I used to love kitchen shows until they became about how many colors and happy dancing, so any shopping I do/did is/was for their old faithful pants or something I read about here. The kitchen shows are silly and sell junk.

[mspatmac]

While I don't want to see anyone lose their jobs, there is no host, if let go, would change my shopping.  It's the products not the people.

[LindaSal]

Doesn't phase me in the least.

[wagirl]

There are no hosts that mean that much to me---I don't care who comes or goes---when I watch--not alot anymore--it is for the product. Most times I only watch the first presentation, then I buy or not--don't need 12 hours to tell me how to use a mattress or a rug or underwear---guess I'm a quick learner---

[NigelSparkles]

I haven't watched QVC in many years. My patience with all the fakeness expired a long time ago. I do browse the forums now and then. If there is an item I want or need, I do check price and availability on the website. 

[KCDiva]

I'm not married to any of these people. I don't want anyone to lose their job but it's business. 

[qbetzforreal]

I don't have one.  @depglass - Who would be yours?

[Venezia]

I was just about to ask the same question.

@depglass - You haven't said, if there's a host whose leaving would be your "final straw".

For me, none.

[Kachina624]

Actually it would enhance my image of QVC if they'd let a couple or more of what I consider to be unwatchable hosts hit the door.  Hosting at QVC would be greatly improved with some hands-on supervision to set guidelines for performance instead of it being the free-for-all that it is now.

[QVCkitty1]

I'm not invested enough in the hosts to make purchasing decisions as a result of their leaving.