Suggestion Box

[sissy01]

Please change the way hosts talk about prices. For example, Rachel Boesing rarely says the price of an item. It's always "It's available for 5 easy pays of 37.00" people that are hard of hearing or sight impaired have a difficult time understanding the actual price. Many of the hosts do this and it can be confusing. Please just have them give us the price of the item. We can figure out the rest.

[millieshops]

@sissy01   I don't understand the real point of your post.  If a viewer can't see or hear the full price, why would telling all the hosts to say it?

Further, because as you said many of the hosts emphasize the EZPay, why mention just one by name.

[PA Mom-mom]

I agree. I've been noticing this more and more. The host states the easy pay amount instead of the total amount followed by the easy pay. They say, get it home for___.  Then they repeat the easy pay number. Often you have to go to the website to find out the actual price. Perhaps it depends what platform you are using. I watch it on my Samsung TV, and it doesn't show the product information.

[GingerHead]

I agree. I think it seems sneaky and car salesman like.

I know we can all figure out the full price but it's just kind of off putting to me.

And for people who can't figure things out as well, for whatever reason, it could cause issues for them....just not cool.

[Kachina624]

. The visually impaired would never be able to read the graphics. The selling price should be stated loud and clear. My parents, both legally blind, would have been clueless about the total price and they were customers.

The present way the selling price is presented is clearly deceptive.

[sissy01]

This is actually what I was trying to say. Thank you

[sissy01]

Because Rachel does it the most in my opinion. I could list many others but you get the point

[Susan345]

I agree.  More often than not I have to look up the price.  Throughout the presentation the host will say "just $12  on a credit card gets this home"  instead of $35.99.  

It's a marketing tool to get people to think they are paying less.   

[Still Raining]

Many of them do say this.  Sort a sleazy sales tactic.  You can drive this beautiful new car off the lot for only $1......of course then they have their hook in you.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@GingerHead wrote:

I agree. I think it seems sneaky and car salesman like.

I know we can all figure out the full price but it's just kind of off putting to me.

And for people who can't figure things out as well, for whatever reason, it could cause issues for them....just not cool.

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@GingerHead 

LOL !