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The products often sell themselves and don't need two people pushing them. Jilly seems nice enough, but she's stopped making an effort...

Jilly comes across as friendly, but she does use the same catchphrases and has done for years. The other presenters also have them, but...

Haven't seen Jilly on for a while but I find her watchable, she's a nice lady. She's been at Q for such a long time maybe she's just...

I am just the same for picking up on repeated phrases and habits of anyone on tv or radio and once I’ve picked up on it, I find myself...

I often wonder how many sales QVC lose when their viewing audience don’t like the presenting style , voice, demeanour of the presenters...

I don't really care how they sound as long as they're a good and thorough presenter who doesn't come out with stupid comments, talk...

My accent is also like a posher version of her accent, I too was born in the East End and a true cockney. Me & my family come from...

My accent is probably a posher version of Ophelia’s, if you can imagine such a thing !! I was born in east London, I am actually a true...

It's not the accent that puts me off. It's the decibel level and the haranguing tone. On the other hand, I dislike Ruth Langsford's over...

IMO the my least favourite ones who result in me turning off and therefore not buying. Eyelid Naan (plus being insincere) Biagi (also...

Lovely, soft Welsh accent.

I love the Northern Irish accent, it's much nicer than Southern Irish.

Oh, dear. The OP sounds like one of those outraged of middle Englanders from the 1950s who at the thought of anyone with a regional...

But if you are interested in what's being presented, a person's unpleasant voice and selling technique can put you off.

What Northern Irish accents? The only one I can think of is Elaine from Estée Lauder and she has a beautiful, soft voice