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Regular Contributor
Posts: 176
Registered: ‎11-05-2010

Problems should be communicated to customer

When QVC had sign in problems this morning, they should run a line of type on the live TV shows to let customers know. I was on hold with customer service for 45 minutes, and could not sign in to purchase an item. I could not sign in to see if there was a problem.

Honored Contributor
Posts: 68,156
Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Re: Problems should be communicated to customer

I absolutely agree with you and have said so any number of times. They could also use this website to communicate pertinent information to us but they rarely do. Great communicators they aren't.


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Registered: ‎08-22-2013

Re: Problems should be communicated to customer

I would not spend 45 min. with CS trying to spend my money on QVC, it's supposed to be convenient to shop.

Respected Contributor
Posts: 2,635
Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Re: Problems should be communicated to customer

On 3/1/2015 baker said:

I would not spend 45 min. with CS trying to spend my money on QVC, it's supposed to be convenient to shop.


Ditto!! You can always go back later & order. Seems they have had many tech difficulties lately. Last week it was wish list & something else.

Honored Contributor
Posts: 8,421
Registered: ‎01-22-2012

Re: Problems should be communicated to customer

HSN is so far ahead of the Q. I can shop Remote control with them. If you TV shop, there's nothing more convenient.

I remember they did a study on how long the average person "held" on line. It was below 5 minutes. I wouldn't hold for anybody for 45 minutes, and really, 5 minutes is too long. Something has gone wrong if it's that long. Anyway, they should check back with you when it's going to be longer.

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Posts: 1,628
Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Re: Problems should be communicated to customer

I agree. There are so many problems, not just with the web site, but with orders being canceled (as in the TSV boots). Please start sending e-mails to customers to enlighten them. You're leaving customers in the dark about so many things takes away from the claim of "good service".