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I'd cancel getting the e-mails but for the fact that once in a blue moon they send something worthwhile like the £10 off a lot of us got this year.

candles in the shape and smell of aloe vera plants would be innovative.

because the High St is a NIGHTMARE

If I'm reading reviews for a product I expect them to be about the product i have clicked on to, not another product that's actually much smaller and less versatile. Let's face it Ideal World would never have 'accidently' put the reviews for the 7l next to the 11l product as that would not have...

With respect, you need to go to specsavers. It says 'this review is for Cookshop large 11l halogen oven above virtually every review'.

ideal World lack integrity and have a lot of work to do before they can be trusted by consumers.

I was just looking at reviews for a 7l halogen oven on Ideal World website and was surprised by how many reviews it had. The 7l size is very small, the one I've got is 11l (and incidently was only £25, this 7l one sells for a whopping £69 plus p and p). I then started wondering how on earth...

In Kim Yong hour I heard pipa and Ingrid discussing fact polyester was a poor fabric choice for clothing. Can't imagine Pipa will be repeating that view in other clothing hours.

I noticed one of the big beads on the purple one was wonky. Also, they were 'joking' about letting other people buy you drinks, if there's one thing I can't stand it's women who don't pay their way and sponge drinks.

You obviously mean the new M and S quality in your comparison. I've got a load of 'St Michael' gear in my drawers that just never wears out or loses it's shape. Tonight I'll be wearing my 20 year old St Michael pyjamas to bed ( I do seem to recall though that they cost £25 way back then though!).

Yes, I agree with BB that they're being told they have to put a positive spin on the p and p. I'm glad they've been told to do it because I'm sure it makes their job a little bit harder, I bet half the presenters are squirming inside at having to justify the p and p (yes i know many on them...

Maybe the clear vanishes you see are actually treatment products like nail envy and they actually need to use them

Is that news from today Strato?, surely they would have been in touch with the winning bidder before now? .

Of course the term 'customer' can refer to any member of Joe Public or QVC staff (or their families), that have ever bought anything from QVC.

The big question here is why they didn't encourage the general public to bid more to maximise money for a good cause. And QVC could put the whole thing to bed by simply assuring us that a member of staff wasn't the winning bidder!

But then there's those who dress smart but there's way too much (wonderbra type) clevage on display, that seems to be the acceptable norm now but would previousy have been considered a bit of a 'common' look

Don't like to see the crown slipping.

Me and my clique buddies.

I say keep the thread alive until we know as it's intriguing

But if bidding was slow what was to stop them saying 'bidding's up to £800 now , keep bidding' etc and actually encouraging people to raise a far greater amount. From what I'm reading here it sounds as if it all went quiet for some strange reason.