Suggestion Box

[CoG]

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@Texasmouse wrote:

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@KYToby wrote:

First, not everyone is interested in fashion. 

Second, not everyone is off on weekends. 

Third, and most importantly, QVC has a convenient website which allows wone to view all items on air (including videos of the presentations) along with thousands of other items.  There is absolutely no reason that one needs to wait until something is shown on television.

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@KYToby

First, I'm not advocating all-day fashion events.

Second, I'm not advocating that they show fashions ONLY on the weekend.

Third, I'm aware that I can look up an item on QVC's website and even watch the video of the on-air presentation.  However, if I were actually interested in purchasing said item after watching it "live" (after the fact) there's a chance that my size/color could be sold out. 

Having said that, it's not to "actively" shop that I watch the fashion shows as much as it's something that I find pleasant and relaxing, like listening to music is for some people. I enjoy the ideas, the banter, the dynamics of the show and I find it entertaning to watch.  It's not the same when you look up a certain item and watch a short video of just THAT item.  I don't know if anyone else can relate.  I guess it's just "passive watching" that I enjoy the most?

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@KYToby you have no need to defend your position.  You've expressed the sentiments of many of us!  The turn the channel crew wearies us all with their pat, condescending, dismissive, TIRESOME attitude. But, they think themselves clever.  It's like the middleschool clique of ridiculers.  That's the only thing they're good at.  

[GingerPeach]

Thank you, @Texasmouse.  I've been wishing the same thing for a while now, too.

[Texasmouse]

@CoG

Did you mean to direct your response to me?

[CoG]

No. @Texasmouse, the reply was correctly addressed to the writer.  There is such an apologetic tone to her reply.  I hoped to encourage her to express herself despite the inevitable criticism any entry can attract.  There is no animosity here, only regret that so many women have left the forum because of all the conflict. ( A whole group of more than a hundred women left en masse about a year ago )

[Suziqzee]

I've never understood this, either.  The last thing my husband would ever do would be to watch or purchase something from QVC, especially on a weekend.  I would love to see more fashion on Saturday AND Sunday.

[alliswell]

Yes, I completely agree, less electronics, cooking & gardening on weekends and more FASHION VARIETY CHOICES besides Logo, SG, etc.,  on Saturday and Sunday.  I wish they would come up with a show called "Style Weekend," or something.

[GingerPeach]

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@Texasmouse wrote:

@CoG

Did you mean to direct your response to me?

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I wondered the same thing, @Texasmouse and @CoG.

It seemed that CoG's response was to this portion of the post:

@KYToby

First, I'm not advocating all-day fashion events.

Second, I'm not advocating that they show fashions ONLY on the weekend.

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If so, that portion was not written by KYToby, but by Texasmouse to KYToby.

[hadassah]

I don't look forward to weekends on the Q, nowing the TSV will often be electionics or someithing that men, as well as women, might be interested in purchasing. I look forward to Monday night programing.....Amy is great, anywhere and selling anything!