I thought it was a GMT on first sight. Oh, Bombay glassThat holland watch is one ugly watch, plus the hands will confuse some, whomever designed that look must have been drunk at the time.
I thought it was a GMT on first sight. Oh, Bombay glassThat holland watch is one ugly watch, plus the hands will confuse some, whomever designed that look must have been drunk at the time.
Even the cccccccccp slava movement watch second hand jumps where do they get them from Bordell there, slipped up there nearly, called the crystal there, sapphire there, then corrected himself and said crystal there
It’s one of the things I just don’t get about IW.Another thing about their sale CCCP watches, it was cheaper to buy them a week before xmas than it was last night.
They were on IW on the 16th & 17th, CCCP had a pick of the day so there was a few shows, but they were at the exact same price as last night, but they had FREE p & p during those shows, whereas last night there was £3.99 p & p, so it actually cost more to buy them in last night's sale show than it did last time they were on.
Hi everyone, I’m just watching IW after a very long time.
It’s great to see Vanessa Feltz Fan Club still shilling old Lizzie Grants potions. I have to say, the results of the potions are literally unbelievable!
Having sales that are more expensive than 'regular' prices means that Ideal World thinks that the majority of their customers are incredibly stupid, and any person contemplating a purchase from this company ought to bear that in mind when assessing whether or not to purchase something from them. IW might even be breaking the law though for one thing it may depend on how long they were previously charging certain price(s) for and I'm not qualified to answer that question.It’s one of the things I just don’t get about IW.
On the one hand, their presenters like to suggest the channel is a kind of community, with ‘regulars’ and ‘collectors’, and Peter S giving regular ‘shout outs’ to certain names (real or imaginary).
On the other hand, they have sales that are more expensive than the ‘normal price’, and they repeatedly sell shonky products (watches skipping and jumping (and losing their hands) while on camera), and tell tales about the origin and provenance of the watch makers that just don't add up. Above all else, most of their watch mechanisms are more Chinese than my local chippy, but China is the one country they never mention.
Then I look at Trustpilot which now says they are ‘great’ (it used to say they were ‘bad’) and the only change I can see is that people seem to be asked to give a review as soon as they get their product - i can’t think why that might be!
Having sales that are more expensive than 'regular' prices means that Ideal World thinks that the majority of their customers are incredibly stupid, and any person contemplating a purchase from this company ought to bear that in mind when assessing whether or not to purchase something from them. IW might even be breaking the law though for one thing it may depend on how long they were previously charging certain price(s) for and I'm not qualified to answer that question.
As for Trustpilot, well to be fair John Lewis were previously rated 'Bad' and now rated 'Great' with a near 50:50 split between 'Excellent' and 'Bad' ratings, though we should remember that people more often than not leave feedback if they're dissatisfied with something as opposed to being delighted, especially when they're picky middle-class John Lewis customers who are only too happy to complain.
John Lewis is rated "Great" with 4 / 5 on Trustpilot
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Incidentally I have to treat most online reviews with heavy scepticism after two bad experiences with certain products that had predominantly good reviews written possibly a short time after purchase, plus another product having a few good reviews written in English but quite a few bad reviews in German (I know which ones I would trust). And the whole charade has become ludicrous with companies begging people to review products such as an email from Argos asking me to review an SD memory card. I was tempted to say "MEMORY CARD IS SMALL, FITS IN MY COMPUTER'S SLOT AND STORES THINGS. DOES THE JOB. NOW LEAVE ME ALONE" but didn't.
Having sales that are more expensive than 'regular' prices means that Ideal World thinks that the majority of their customers are incredibly stupid, and any person contemplating a purchase from this company ought to bear that in mind when assessing whether or not to purchase something from them. IW might even be breaking the law though for one thing it may depend on how long they were previously charging certain price(s) for and I'm not qualified to answer that question.
As for Trustpilot, well to be fair John Lewis were previously rated 'Bad' and now rated 'Great' with a near 50:50 split between 'Excellent' and 'Bad' ratings, though we should remember that people more often than not leave feedback if they're dissatisfied with something as opposed to being delighted, especially when they're picky middle-class John Lewis customers who are only too happy to complain.
John Lewis is rated "Great" with 4 / 5 on Trustpilot
Do you agree with John Lewis 's TrustScore? Voice your opinion today and hear what 69,083 customers have already said.uk.trustpilot.com
Incidentally I have to treat most online reviews with heavy scepticism after two bad experiences with certain products that had predominantly good reviews written possibly a short time after purchase, plus another product having a few good reviews written in English but quite a few bad reviews in German (I know which ones I would trust). And the whole charade has become ludicrous with companies begging people to review products such as an email from Argos asking me to review an SD memory card. I was tempted to say "MEMORY CARD IS SMALL, FITS IN MY COMPUTER'S SLOT AND STORES THINGS. DOES THE JOB. NOW LEAVE ME ALONE"
I find reviews can be pointless. I've seen some on Amazon that give one star saying the seller sent the wrong item, or the wrong colour. Not a review on the quality of the item itself. Also, I may love a product, but there is nothing stopping me saying the product is rubbish (I would never actually do that though).Having sales that are more expensive than 'regular' prices means that Ideal World thinks that the majority of their customers are incredibly stupid, and any person contemplating a purchase from this company ought to bear that in mind when assessing whether or not to purchase something from them. IW might even be breaking the law though for one thing it may depend on how long they were previously charging certain price(s) for and I'm not qualified to answer that question.
As for Trustpilot, well to be fair John Lewis were previously rated 'Bad' and now rated 'Great' with a near 50:50 split between 'Excellent' and 'Bad' ratings, though we should remember that people more often than not leave feedback if they're dissatisfied with something as opposed to being delighted, especially when they're picky middle-class John Lewis customers who are only too happy to complain.
John Lewis is rated "Great" with 4 / 5 on Trustpilot
Do you agree with John Lewis 's TrustScore? Voice your opinion today and hear what 69,083 customers have already said.uk.trustpilot.com
Incidentally I have to treat most online reviews with heavy scepticism after two bad experiences with certain products that had predominantly good reviews written possibly a short time after purchase, plus another product having a few good reviews written in English but quite a few bad reviews in German (I know which ones I would trust). And the whole charade has become ludicrous with companies begging people to review products such as an email from Argos asking me to review an SD memory card. I was tempted to say "MEMORY CARD IS SMALL, FITS IN MY COMPUTER'S SLOT AND STORES THINGS. DOES THE JOB. NOW LEAVE ME ALONE" but didn't.
Get rid quick as they only have a 12 months warranty.I have bought 1 dormeo mattress on every showing throughout the festive period.
I now have an entire hanger full of them.
Is Peter Simon on drugs? Not reciprocal some poet he couldn't remember, then a film 2000 leagues under the sea the ballast Holland crown which revealed nothing beneath after removal. Great stuff. Another year, same crap