Any idea what the gem TSV is please?

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According to DF the Tsv is a "short one" and is likely to be gone by midmorning , makes you wonder why they have it as a TSV if there's not much stock , there's plenty of other brands to give a TSV too, and had they ordered more stock the price would be lower :S
 
Unless it is something in the price range of a friendship bracelet any jewellery TSVs appear to be a normal item, they just spend longer talking about it. This has happened a number of times, makes me wonder why they bother.
 
Why is the P&P for the TSV £5.95? Is it delivered with an armed escort? What a rip off are the serious? Talk about taking the pee. they don't even offer next or nominated day delivery for that price. It's a disgusting rip off to charge that much for posting by 2nd class Royal Mail delivery or their usual slow coach hermes courier. The ring itself is nothing special, the usual royal engagement ring style how dated, surely they could find something a bit more modern no wonder they seem to be losing sales I this is the best hey can do.
 
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Well said WOCC
Any why no easy pay?
On Sunday they had 4 easy pay on every thing so some of the payments were under £10.00.
Now they are expecting us to find over £300.00 in one hit.
I haven't brought jewlery from Q since the days Diamonique was set in 14 caret gold which I later sold to pay 6 months worth of my mortgage !
 
Jewellery I think the postage includes extra insurance in case it wanders off on its way to you.

By the way Kunzite can fade in bright sunlight if exposed for long periods. Just to let you know in case Charlie starts telling you to take it on the Med cruise and wear everyday.
 
Q often use DX to deliver expensive jewellery - I'd rather they use Hermes as my H courier is always here daily before 10am, regular as clockwork (I should add there are other QVC addicted neighbours nearby so it isn't all for me,:wink: honest!). Royal Mail take a week. DX are very hit and miss, a few years ago they were guilty of posting "while you were out cards" for virtually every delivery (even if you were in), making you phone to tell them when you'd definitely be at home. I got to the point of telling QVC never to send me anything by DX after a ridiculous run-around about 6 or 7 years ago. Mind you, apart from a couple of handbags, I don't really buy pricey items from Q.

Back to expensive P&P - most websites offer free postage if you spend over, say, £75. QVC live back in the days of over-priced catalogue shopping...no wait even in the 70s I got free delivery & returns with Grattan, John Moores, Kays etc.
 

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