@Eddysmuma , while you think all the bras will all come at one time in one bag, that may not be the case!
I ordered several Breezies bras on a Buy One Save $3 offer just a month or so ago. I paid full shipping for each bra even in the same order, just as you’ve noted in your post. A bra could go out in an envelope! QVC split the order by shipping the white ones from PA and the beige ones from California and treated it like two orders, so I did not get the Save $3 benefit! I had to call CS and make them see how I ordered versus how it came out. Credit was issued. One order, two different shipping origins. I think that’s the strategy for charging individual shipping costs;they don’t always send all items in one shipment.
Bought 2 pairs of D&Co shorts in one single order two weeks ago. One order, 2 shipping charges. Gray ones came from California two days after the indigo shorts arrived from the PA shipping center.
I find this baffling that the same label stock is in two warehouses far apart and customers pay for shipping each item while QVC works inefficiently and passes along resulting costs.
If there’s any doubt that I might not be satisfied with fit, I no longer buy.
What QVC needs is a sliding scale for flat rate shipping charges, kind of like some other merchants :
up to $50 in clothing or shoes costs $5
up to $75 costs $7
up to $99 costs $8
over $100 free shipping.
If necessary, heavy household items like pots and pans or ladders, etc, can have different shipping fees. But as far as I’m concerned, ALL garment shipping should be flat rate, not by item, but by total cost for the order. If QVC makes 3 items of clothing for $75 go out in 3 packages, increasing their own costs, they need warehouse efficiency, not compensating shipping charges for customers.