Trouble is is when our Qurios are shopping with Q, they're not looking for anything specific, there's a lot of pure impulse buying by the look of it and they'll just snap it up in the heat of the moment, or they're literally trawling the website looking for reduced stuff and then nearly wet themselves with excitement when they find something with a few quid shaved off. Let's say you knew what you were looking for, let's say it's a new vaccuum cleaner, you'd look at all the online retailers and see who's offering the best deal, and I very much doubt whether QVC would appear in any search made. From the snapshot Qurio has given us, you'veYes I can see this, there is a affiliation to QVC, if it from them it must be good and things from other sources which are the same/better/cheaper are dismissed. It is from Q so although it is poor quality I will not bother to return.Qurio just builds on this affinity, hence the posts from the same people.Would Hyacinth have bought these if they had been in a local novelty shop where she had seen the size &forked out £30 in notes?
got your skincare junkies, your make up junkies who are open to trying every single brand that's dangled in front of them, saves a whole lot of hassle, then you've got the rest of them who'll buy any old shite - Nobody buys anything of any substance - Mind you, do Q sell anything of any substance?
Ps the people who are telling Our lady Hy that that I’ll fitting “hungry bum” jumpsuit looks great need shooting!
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