There are two women who run this group - mother and daughter. Who the 'mother' is in this case could be the grandmother!
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I don't know about horrible, outside of this group she could well be a good friend a good daughter and an all round good egg. On this group though I can totally see how she comes across in this way, but the basis of it is greed. Saying or allowing others to say anything negative about Q will put her freebies and associations with presenters/BA's in jeopardy. More fool those who swoon and suck up to her as they're just helping to sustain a group that's only benefitting one person. I'd rather hear the good and the bad and if you're looking for balanced conversations you'd be better off subscribing to QVC's official FB page. I totally agree that downright nastiness should be called out, as there are lines that shouldn't be crossed, but expressing dislike when a presenter shouts over an expert or saying that a particular outfit doesn't suit them doesn't fall under that category.
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Well she gave the gummies to her 90 year old granny who had just had emergency heart surgery…
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I take your point and of course you are correct. She could be a lovely person in real life…
Unfortunately, within this particular group she has shown herself not to be very nice. I also agree that she doesn’t want to put her chance of freebies at risk. I find it a bit sad really. She seems to be quite desperate to be in with those at QVC hence all the sucking up, and telling off anyone who dares to criticise. Nasty comments should not be tolerated…but saying a presenter in her 50’s who wears a tutu looks ridiculous is just an observation…
DF does post about her bantz group, other than that don’t know
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And the most recent post got some comments!
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The old saying. Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. So start a Facebook group get QVC presenters on side and control the members like a dictator.
These two admins (mother and daughter) are big fish in a very small pond. They want to enlarge their pond, but they won't do it by cuddling up to QVC presenters and not allowing posts they consider inappropriate.
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I don’t like the fact she keeps mentioning being part of a Church group as if she is beyond redemption, really surprising how gullible people are, but then you read stories of a woman who thought she was having a relationship with Brad Pitt and was scammed for £700,000, the mind boggles 
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I saw a bit of Abi Cleeve this morning at 7.30 having my morning drink of water in bed.
The Gummies were showing and she said they had 5 times the RDA of Vitamin D. I' m no doctor but I know taking huge amounts of Vit D is very dangerous. I was going to take some Cod Liver Oil capsules but reading the ingredients saw it had Vit D. As I'm taking calcium and vitamin D for osteoporosis I'm not going to take them until I have my prescription review.
You also have to take into consideration getting Vitamin D from any sunshine plus it is added to quire a few foods.
Totally agreeI don’t like the fact she keeps mentioning being part of a Church group as if she is beyond redemption, really surprising how gullible people are, but then you read stories of a woman who thought she was having a relationship with Brad Pitt and was scammed for £700,000, the mind boggles
I agree you do have to be careful. I was low in Vitamin D a few years back, and so started taking them. Then had another blood test and found out that my Vitamin D level was too high. I still take them on and off in the Winter, as I can feel very tired and can end up in bed in the afternoon and my fingers (I've no idea why), start to hurt if I am low in Vitamin D.
