Suggestion Box

[Pawslover]

Anyone else tired of the hosts drinking "wine" on the presentations?  Not a good impression.  Seems a few hosts may have had to much and is reflected in the manner of presentations.

[D Kay]

This has been thoroughly discussed on these forums.

[gizmogal]

You're way behind. There at least 3 threads covering this topic already. Here is just one of them with 61 well defined replies!   Read and see how many agree with you or not. 

https://community.qvc.com/t5/Suggestion-Box/I-am-far-from-being-a-prude-however/td-p/7120632

[Bhvbum]

Since I haven't replied to the prior post I'll put my two cents in. They are all adults and so are we, I don't see the problem. I have yet to see any host appear to be intoxicated but I have seen plenty of hosts act goofy without drinking anything. I haven't seen a host sipping wine doing a "happy dance. "

[Steffdoggy10]

I highly doubt it’s really wine. It’s just a marketing ploy

[GoneButNotForgotten]

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@D Kay wrote:

This has been thoroughly discussed on these forums.

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I agreed; give it a rest.

[Carmie]

The hosts holding a wine glass doesn't bother me.

Nothing can beat the time when a certain male designer was on the set drunker than a skunk.  He couldn't even stand up and had to be held up by Shawn or he would have fallen over. She was a trooper.

If is wasn't so sad, it would be funny.  I only saw him on air visibly drunk one time.  Perhaps he got the memo.  He is still there.

[Cassie1584]

I do not care if host have a sip/drink of wine because lets be honest if you go out with girlfriends/friends what do you do half of the time you drink and talk. Here the same only difference is they are also selling you items while also doing the girlfriend/friend vibe to it. I think there are other things on QVC that should be address but this is not one of them in my opinion. I get people do not see these host like a friendship type thing but here is the thing there are some who do except its done in a different way. 

Ex: I watch David weekly in his coffee talk on instagram I enjoy it he answers questions when we ask, tells us how his family is doing, he passes on if we want to see something, he talks about how much he enjoys talking to us, and many other things. 

Shopping and chilling is not a bad thing as long as products are being discussed. We all need light-hearted things in this day and time with all that is happening in the world today.

[SunValley]

There are reoccurring posts on many topics, not just this one. How many "Denim & Co has gone downhill" posts have there been. Plenty. Discussions on slow shipping and return mishaps are frequent also. I am glad to see participation on the forums; if a poster is not a regular participant they may not know that the topic has been discussed. I would guess that few posters search the messages before starting a new one. If the topic is redundant, it can be ignored or read for a fresh perspective.