Suggestion Box

[Debjoey]

Please return to showing prices, sizes, and info on the screen when showing a product.  This is very irritating, and has prohibited me from buying items.  Bad move QVC!

[Kachina624]

@Debjoey.  I could tell you how many garments ive passed on because there are no measurements listed.  I often am in the bedroom where I have no computer.

[Parischic]

@Kachina624
I don't think you should have to be inconvenienced to have to check prices/sizes and other pertinent info when you're watching a presentation. That's what those hosts get paid those big bucks for so they can take those nice vacations to Europe and Dizzyland every week for. I figure if I have to do all that work myself I'm gonna see if I can find it cheaper and with free shipping!
8 out of 10 times I can find it on Amazon or eBay cheaper or with free shipping or next day shipping.

[docsgirl]

When presenting food, they often fail to tell you how many ounces are in a jar of nuts, candy, etc..  I've heard the salespeople say 'you get a lot.'  That means nothing to me.  I need to know how many ounces there are.  I shouldn't have to go online to get that information.  They should be forthcoming.  If I don't have all the information...NO SALE.

[Roscoe the Rascal]

I feel the same.  I'm not always using my tablet when a I watch.  I noticed this but did not realize an on going thing.  I don't watch often any more and just noticed this the other day.  I thought it was just  a mess up on the item I was watching.  

Funny how I am getting more and more away from the Q.  I like the forums.

[Ainhisg]

Yet one more reason I purchase from HSN more and more often.

[CalminHeart]

Hosts would have to give up telling personal stories and useless chit-chat to have time to give pertinent product details.

[San Antonio Gal]

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@CalminHeart wrote:

Hosts would have to give up telling personal stories and useless chit-chat to have time to give pertinent product details.

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So true @CalminHeart .  How awful not to have the personal family stories.

[Sunnycorle]

Seriously!  Bring the prices back.  Q you are making it harder for buyers to buy,  Bad decision.

[loriqvc]

It is definitely frustrating when key item details are not provided during a presentation, and that happens far too often, but I've never seen any item presented without a price. Whether I'm watching online or on TV, they always post both the total price and Easy Pay pricing, and it is rare for a host to not mention something about the price—even if it's an annoying pet phrase like "$20 bill alert" or "well under $X" (when the latter is typically just a few pennies below the $X mark).