Bit p*ssed off...

[Tinkerbelle]

I agree but this was an item I ordered in February and you missed the point...the point I was making, regardless of their tax position, is that they offered first class customer service to me and I spend far less with them than Q

I didn't mean to miss your point. I do agree that Amazon did a good job here. And I've never had a problem with their pricing or service.

But maybe other companies could offer a comparative level of service and pricing if overnight they upped their profits by 20% through tax avoidance.

 

[stratobuddy]

I have been a qvc customer for over 10 years and have send many things back ,the only thing is i dont use the 30 days to return things , when i do return items i usually do it almost right away , as i know if it suits / fits /like it or not so i do not use it to the limit and then returm iy ,ok q say 30 day money back but people Do abuse this and think they have a right do so

You can't do this with the complex electronic stuff I buy, you often need all the 30 days to see if all the features work.

I am still finding the odd bug with my freeview recorder (from QVC) after 5 years.

 

[Boris Bear]

I have been a qvc customer for over 10 years and have send many things back ,the only thing is i dont use the 30 days to return things , when i do return items i usually do it almost right away , as i know if it suits / fits /like it or not so i do not use it to the limit and then returm iy ,ok q say 30 day money back but people Do abuse this and think they have a right do so

If you buy skin care and the presenters promise certain results then you are entitled to try the item and return if you don't get those results. The presenters tell you that you can buy the item, use it and return it if you choose,so to me that's not abusing the system as presenters repeatedly tell us it's ok. AllThatGlitters made an excellent point that we should be told that terms and conditions apply to the MBG.