Pick-a-Lily
was that summer?
So are they writing only to anyone who returned one or more items since 2014 to confirm whether a refund is due or not?
Also, Pick-a-Lily and Anna, did you receive the letter by post or email?
In the post Andi.
So are they writing only to anyone who returned one or more items since 2014 to confirm whether a refund is due or not?
Also, Pick-a-Lily and Anna, did you receive the letter by post or email?
I got home today and had a letter from Q enclosing a cheque for £4.17, this is for the postage I paid on a kipling return, included in this was 22p interest, I returned it in June 2014! Better than nothing I suppose :mysmilie_17:
If they've apparently now sorted out the P&P refunds, they should now concentrate on sorting out the speed of refunds. 14 days is ridiculous and archaic, in my opinion!
I returned something to Amazon on Thursday afternoon and because they could see that I was returning something, after printing off a FREE returns label, they emailed me to say that the refund would be received as soon as they got the item back. The refund was in my account this morning, so that was less than 36 hours from my printing out the label.
It's no wonder that I now look on Amazon for some of the things that QVC sells and if I order anything then it's free P&P, next day delivery and free and very fast refunds.
Move with the times, QVC!!
I have to agree, Amazon are leaders in delivery, and returns. QVC are a very poor second!
Waiting 14 days for them to even acknowledge a return which they signed for then a wait for the refund to hit my bank? That was £166 in their bank for about 18/19 days multiply that over many customers & we have a nice line in interest for QVC.