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We'll tie me down and tickle my toes, they arrived today. I am absolutely thrilled that they are safely attached to my ears. Wonder why they managed to arrive now after allegedly being delivered yesterday? Thanks for the replies, everyone :-)

Thanks, TopazTrish. The only reason I think it must have been signed for is the Royal Mail site has this under there tracking service, why else would they text you before the delivery? I assume as I had ordered earrings they wouldn't have had a problem putting them through the letter box and...

Problem is, Dave, the signature won't tell me the address it was delivered to. It certainly wasn't mine. I might not even be able to make out the name if it's a rushed squiggle.

I kinda know deep down I'll be on a hiding to no where, either Royal Mail will say it's Gemporia's fault and Gemporia will say it's Royal Mail. I feel it's ultimately the person who signed for them which, in my opinion,is theft. Surely they would know they were taking someone else's property.

I was really looking forward to receiving some amber earrings today (especially as they were the last in stock) as I had been contacted by Royal Mail to say they were due to be delivered. I contacted my daughter because I was at work and let her know they were due to be delivered, she said she...

Maybe going straight to an audition of 'What Ever Happened to Baby Jane'? Either part?

It's just a shopping channel trying to make a buck. Why is everyone getting so hot under the collar? Just don't understand why people get so upset.

The nonsense spouted to increase sales is quite humorous, makes me smile when the old 'red carpet' season is discussed. As if QVC shoppers are buying for their jaunts down the old red carpet, lol. How often would that happen? Another old favourite is convincing the buyer of the usefulness of...

Wonder how much? I got mine from John Lewis on Black Friday (16G) for £325. I also got a Apple cover for £20. Thought this was great value. Love it, so intuitive and user friendly.

I wonder why they are describing this lamp as 'waterlilly' as it bears no resemblance? Wonder if it will go to air today.

I agree with you, MinxyKitten, Kelly Hoppen is my guilty pleasure and I have purchased several of her QVC items before and have never been disappointed. In fact, I have been persuaded to buy the blush TSV, too. I was very happy with the previous bedcover in Silver (although, in truth, it was...

As long as we remember them, that's the main thing.

100% of the donation is received for a paper poppy, not a small percentage for some of the blingy poppies. I like the symbolism of the fragility of the poppy, if I lose mine, as always happens...I donate again and again. I feel it's such a poignant way to remember the fallen.

I understand what you're saying, Scout, but there was an article in a newspaper which was discussed here a while ago where a reporter was given access to a day behind the scenes at QVC. It seems JF was repeating word for word, like a ventriloquists dummy, what was being fed to her down her ear...

It's a known fact that Craig Rowe's contract was for £100K per annum when he won the search for a presenter competition in 2009. If he got this surely the more established presenters would earn the same or more pro rota? The American salaries seem meagre compared to the UK presenters.

Isn't that the 'oven ready turkey foil' TSV from last year?

I love my Bose.

I like the sound of those and would love the 'freshly ground coffee'. Mine would be: Leather Orange and Clove Frangipani Pear and Ginger

I find the fashion far too formal, I rarely wear a dress. As for the continual mantra 'dress up and dress down', how many of the viewers go from their office to a club or night out? I expect the majority are housebound, unemployed or retired.

I think you've just described Jilly Halliday, lol,