Suggestion Box

[Canuckforever]

Prices are getting out of control I feel...it really restrict customers who live on a budget who love qvc brands and have been loyal customers for years...

[RetRN]

I think many people have more than they need, so now is probably a good time to start cutting back. I know that being retired I need much less.

[CAcableGirl2]

@Canuckforever  Prices are getting out of control for everything, even everyday items - and not just on QVC.

You can still get a bargain if you check out the lunchtime special, and as-is.  Still has the 30 day exchange/return policy, and if you check often, and buy wisely, you can get some great deals and not have to return pay return costs if you check measurements carefully.

[SilleeMee]

I'm on a fixed income and disabled so I can't even get a 'second job' to support my spending habits. I would do that if I could, believe me. But all I can do during these tough times is cut back on spending. Right now it's getting to the point where the cutting is getting too close to the skin.

[meowy]

I totally agree that the prices at QVC are horrendous. I cannot see paying $70 for a top. Everything is expensive shoes handbags…etc. I’m a long time QVC shopper and I have Not bought anything in months due to these high prices.

[MommyAngie]

I just saw a LOGO tee that I like. But, I refuse to pay $71.42 plus tax/shipping… no way!

[Pixie12]

I looked at a Talbot's catalog and most items were over $50, many close to $100. I ordered pants on clearance last fall and received their spring catalog. Now I see how the other half shops.

[GenXmuse]

Can't you wear something you already have? That's what I do. 

[CalminHeart]

It's called corporate greed.

With inflation, companies can increase their prices waaay beyond the inflation rate and get away with it. It makes inflation worse too.

[Sweet Kitties]

CalminHeart, yes corporate greed. You hit the nail on the head.