Your Prices Are Too High

Fionna · ‎06-16-2010

Your prices are too high. No one wants to pay 200.00 for a handbag, 60.00 to 100.00 on a top and don't get me started on your skincare. Go back to your roots where things were affordable for the average consumer and bring back the quality too.

PINKdogWOOD · ‎05-13-2010

Let's not forget vendors & Q people who think it's okay to now charge $100 for a simple jean jacket, $60 for a plain old teeshirt dress, SG tank tops at $60-$70.

Who in the world thinks these clothes here are now worth these prices. We used to be able to 'build wardrobes' with liquid knits - pants, tops and suit jackets to look nice in. We haven't been able to do this in 5 years or so. We cannot even think about a skirt & jacket, trousers and sweater, a good looking dress and pumps under $100.00.

Those of us who 'grew up' with this shopping channel don't shop here anymore because it is just impossible to do. Back to brick & mortar we go.

Gabidog · ‎04-21-2010

I used to shop QVC and feel good about the prices but now I buy either clearance or special deals only. It is not just fashion. Food is ridiculous! When six chicken casseroles are over $10.00 per meal and I can buy similar at the local grocery store at 4/$10.00 I will shop locally. Cookware and appliances are cheaper elsewhere with free shipping. Overall it has become disappointing.

NicksmomESQ · ‎08-19-2014

The Q in QVC stands for Quality.The V stands for Value!! What the heck happened?

The whole point of shopping networks was to offer quality items at better prices than you can buy out in retail. Because of the size of the audience they reach their buying power facilitates competitive pricing.They save money & pass it on to the customer.

That was the original premise.Not anymore.I think greed has taken over.

I have found that brick & mortar as well as various online cites are cheaper.

QVC are you paying attention?

nomless · ‎03-10-2010

@Gabidog wrote:
I used to shop QVC and feel good about the prices but now I buy either clearance or special deals only. It is not just fashion. Food is ridiculous! When six chicken casseroles are over $10.00 per meal and I can buy similar at the local grocery store at 4/$10.00 I will shop locally. Cookware and appliances are cheaper elsewhere with free shipping. Overall it has become disappointing.

You are very fortunate to be able to get cordon bleu or florentine chicken casseroles in your area for $2.50 each. Stores here don't offer any sort of casseroles. If I want a casserole, I have to buy ingredients and make it myslef.

Sylanne · ‎03-10-2010

@PINKdogWOOD wrote:
Let's not forget vendors & Q people who think it's okay to now charge $100 for a simple jean jacket, $60 for a plain old teeshirt dress, SG tank tops at $60-$70.

Who in the world thinks these clothes here are now worth these prices. We used to be able to 'build wardrobes' with liquid knits - pants, tops and suit jackets to look nice in. We haven't been able to do this in 5 years or so. We cannot even think about a skirt & jacket, trousers and sweater, a good looking dress and pumps under $100.00.

Those of us who 'grew up' with this shopping channel don't shop here anymore because it is just impossible to do. Back to brick & mortar we go.

This. I haven't placed an order w/QVC in over 3 years.

Kachina624 · ‎03-10-2010

It's a free country. If your budget can't handle QVC prices, go shop somewhere else. There are plenty of people willing to drop $200 on a handbag.

New Mexico☀️Land Of Enchantment

Peaches McPhee · ‎04-19-2010

I am convinced the higher prices are due to having 2 or 3 people present every item. In the old days there was 1, rarely 2. They have to make up those labor costs someway . . .

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Rochester, New York