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Quite a few people seem to agree with you.

£60 for that monstrosity and she wont even burn it. Words fail me. I’m so tempted to comment.

If QVC are having a focus group surely it would make sense to ask people who have stopped or reduced their spending to find out what’s going wrong. It is pretty poor to refuse to re-issue the credits if she used them to buy something that was faulty. She mentioned there were lots of issues and...

To be fair to him at least he had used the products he was reviewing, unlike some of the people who just show an untried product. Though I have to agree that he did talk rather a lot about the box.

He’s in the Sunday Express in an article about being pre-diabetic.

Martin Lewis advises asking yourself three questions before buying things. If you’re skint you consider do I need it, can I afford it and can I get it cheaper elsewhere. If you’re not skint you ask will I use it, is it worth it and can I get it cheaper elsewhere. Let’s give the Qurio folks the...

I suppose Qurio is a community, but a community of enablers. All this oohing and aahing over the purchases regardles of whether they are good or not just encourages people to buy. Everyone thinks everything is great. The peach jeans were a definite no and whilst Erika’s dress was reasonable...

I would expect the presenter to have read the product information cards before the show. I agree that some other presenters wouldn’t have picked upon the incorrect details, but with a bit of preparation before the live show this situation could be avoided.

What the lovely ladies think makes a review amuses me. Showing a bottle of gunk they have purchased, but not yet used is not a review. i wonder if they would review a book based on the cover and the blurb on the back rather than actually reading it.

That’s assuming people get paid for being off sick. Lots of employers only pay SSP which is £96 per week and only starts from day 4 of the absence. Under those circumstances people are more likely to go to work when they really shouldn’t as they can’t afford the loss of earnings.

I want to shout at those people ”expletive send it back!” It really frustrates me when people say they kept something that’s poor quality or not what they like because it wasn’t worth sending it back or they couldn’t be bothered.

I think the rule used to be that an item had to be sold at the higher price for 28 days in the previous 6 months but I think this has changed. I believe the before price now has to be the usual selling price.

I do appreciate the feeling that people can support a charity quietly, but if people aren’t aware of an organisation like The Good Grief Trust then they can’t get help from it.

Whatever the reason for her absence I don’t imagine for a minute she will have been paid. If she has lost weight that could be due to stress.

I don’t have the velvetiser but I’m sure I have read about someone running the programme twice to get the drink hotter. I’m not sure whether that would be worth a try for anyone who find the drinks aren’t hot enough.

I caught a bit of the Lola Rose sale show yesterday and Craig thanked Nicola who had sent him photos on Twitter (I think) of her collection. It looks like in the absence of any deliveries she had to get her fix that way.

On a Facebook group I saw someone complain about the P&P cost when buying Lola Rose from QVC. Somebody suggested buying directly from LR, but the lady replied that some items were exclusive to QVC. I would have thought there was ample choice buying directly, but it seems some folks need to have...

Just seen on Facebook that Gail has fallen down stairs and broken both ankles!

I don’t see why her daughter should put her life on hold and surely a mother wouldn’t want her child to do that. I don’t think it’s that surprising he’s not at the graduation. I’m guessing the man on the photos is Chrissy’s dad. Both parents attending the graduation is what I would expect. She...

Her daughter graduated recently and posted some photos on Facebook. Catherine was on a couple and looked her normal self.