Yesterday I received a tiny tube of inexpensive eye cream in an enormous box full of polystyrene chips. This morning I received a (relatively) expensive bracelet which had been crammed into a tiny jiffy bag and sent 2nd class mail. The invoice was so badly screwed up it was barely readable as it had been shoved it. I think someone in the post office must've stepped on it at some point as the box and inner packaging was crushed to kingdom come.
Not only am I not happy at having spent so much P&P on such appalling packing and service (how they justify £4.95 for second class mail is beyond me), but is there no common sense within QVC as to how items should be packaged? Surely the expensive items should be the ones that are sent in tough boxes with poly chips? CS are sending a paid label for return but that doesn't deal with the fact that I now have missed a birthday because there was no way I could have given this as a gift, as was intended. They did offer to send a new box but I suspect that would have been crushed into a jiffy bag in the same way. CS were great but that's of no use unless "the powers that be" address the problem at source.
I'm also unimpressed with QVC's environmental conscience with their excess packaging.
Not only am I not happy at having spent so much P&P on such appalling packing and service (how they justify £4.95 for second class mail is beyond me), but is there no common sense within QVC as to how items should be packaged? Surely the expensive items should be the ones that are sent in tough boxes with poly chips? CS are sending a paid label for return but that doesn't deal with the fact that I now have missed a birthday because there was no way I could have given this as a gift, as was intended. They did offer to send a new box but I suspect that would have been crushed into a jiffy bag in the same way. CS were great but that's of no use unless "the powers that be" address the problem at source.
I'm also unimpressed with QVC's environmental conscience with their excess packaging.