Suggestion Box

[tessahen]

Showing Christmas products in June is pitiful.  I understand it is probably a money-maker for QVC but I won't be watching.....or buying!

[LizzieInSRQ]

I'm watching. . I'm loving this as it's blazing hot outside. Gives me great ideas. I may pick up a few things that may not be available later and at the lower price. Different stuff than the normal ( at least I'm hoping so). 

When QVC airs things I don't want to watch, I don't begrudge them for doing so or others for watching....I just don't watch. 

I don't understand people getting so upset about it. 

[Citrine1]

Pitiful?  Seems like an odd word to use in this case.

[kitcat51]

pitiful, no..profitable, yes. and @tessahen can thank all who buy CIJ merchandise for keeping QVC in business.

[World Traveler]

I would love to have Christmas year round! 🎄🎄🎄🎄 Bring it on!

[THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes]

The outrage posts about Christmas in June/July keep popping up all over today!

Personally,  I think that a number of them are the same posters.

They all were longtime QVC shoppers, will no longer watch, are outraged, angry, horrified, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.....

[We rescue cats]

I so dislike the commercialization of Christmas, and this just makes it worse, but all these businesses continue to bastardize what should be one of the holiest and sacred times of the year. I know I'm in the minority.

[Meowingkitty]

It's a nice change from Kim and Susan fashion shows, makeup, vacuums, computers etc. At least a lot of the stuff is new. We don't go crazy decorating for Christmas but that doesn't mean I don't like to look. As for food, I'll make my own or get it locally. I'm not feeding a herd of people, just the two of us. 

[vermint]

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@We rescue cats wrote:

I so dislike the commercialization of Christmas, and this just makes it worse, but all these businesses continue to bastardize what should be one of the holiest and sacred times of the year. I know I'm in the minority.

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@We rescue cats "Actual" Christmas is, to me, a holy & sacred time. I love all the special services that my church has. But there's also the "fun" side of Christmas, which includes family get-togethers and some gift-giving, looking at all the pretty decorations, etc. I'd rather see the "commercialized" side of it now, than in December. I've always been an early shopper, especially back when I had a lot of gifts to buy. Then when the Christmas season begins, I can focus on the true Reason for the Season! 

[Etoile308]

Call me silly but I expect a retailer to focus on the commercialization of all holidays, because well...they're a retailer and in business to make money.