What are you sending back

[miss molly]

So ordered the DOLL10 tsv as wanted to try. Not for me it is a serum foundation and sits on the skin leaving blending marks and the mascara is rubbish with a horrible stiff plastic brush. So back it will go. What are you sending back?

 

[stratobuddy]

Never sent anything back unless it was faulty or it didn't match the description, so I always got the return postage paid.

 

[boffy]

The Vile christmas TSV from Harry Slatkin no smell but thats a blessing they smell terrible. Another watered down TSV from a high end brand!

 

[Bigbean]

I very rarely send anything back either but bought the recent Centigrade TSV and it is huge (or the XS is). So disappointed because I liked the sound of the fooler but it’s just too big. I bought the previous Centigrade TSV in a similar style 2 years ago and it was great. I wish their sizes were compatible!

 

[donna255]

It is many years since I sent anything back. I think it was a pair of 9ct gold hoop earrings in clearance they were just so thin gold wise. I thought even trying to put them in they would snap.

 

[llloyd]

The Vile christmas TSV from Harry Slatkin no smell but thats a blessing they smell terrible. Another watered down TSV from a high end brand!

I complained last year about the YK TSV as part of the set had no smell, she offered me a refund & told me to keep them.

 

[grovesy]

I very rarely send anything back either but bought the recent Centigrade TSV and it is huge (or the XS is). So disappointed because I liked the sound of the fooler but it’s just too big. I bought the previous Centigrade TSV in a similar style 2 years ago and it was great. I wish their sizes were compatible!

Centigrade has always had iffy sizing.

 

[boffy]

I complained last year about the YK TSV as part of the set had no smell, she offered me a refund & told me to keep them.

I tell you what I dont want them horrible really bad scents what I could smell of them

 

[Toril]

Nowadays I only buy things that I know I’ll keep because I’m not prepared to go through the palaver of waiting for over a fortnight for a refund. Other companies refund money within a couple of days which shows how archaic QVC is in their practice. Also, other companies believe you when you tell them that an item hasn’t been delivered and they send out a replacement immediately so there’s none of the faffing about filling in paperwork and waiting ages for them to process it.

 

[boffy]

Nowadays I only buy things that I know I’ll keep because I’m not prepared to go through the palaver of waiting for over a fortnight for a refund. Other companies refund money within a couple of days which shows how archaic QVC is in their practice. Also, other companies believe you when you tell them that an item hasn’t been delivered and they send out a replacement immediately so there’s none of the faffing about filling in paperwork and waiting ages for them to process it.

spot on Toril!

 

[merryone]

Tend not to bother sending stuff back to Q as it's too much of a palaver and they know that. I'm sure I'm not the only one...but nowadays despite a few slip ups I'm trying to stick to my guns and stop buying from them.

 

[miss molly]

I send loads back and never have a problem usually scanned in within a few days. If it does not live up to expectations back it goes.

 

[boffy]

I try to buy wisely but I have been caught out with brands that are new to me!

 

[SusieSue]

Years ago I ordered two pairs of the same style Dianne Gilman (sp?) jeans, both size 14 one pair black, one pair indigo.

The black fitted perfectly, the indigo I couldn't get over me bum.

I sent the indigo back, wore the black to shreds and I haven't ordered any clothing since.

 

[candycane]

I don't send much back to be honest but I have this cheap looking monkey brooch (B&W) that I bought and should send back as I don't even wear brooches but I can't bring myself to do it. I usually find out I'm a day too late for the MBG after I've parcelled things up to return.

So glad I didn't go for the Harry Slatkin candles. For once I listened to people

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[boffy]

The TSV smells really cheap and has very little throw. awful!

 

[maymorganlondon]

The TSV smells really cheap and has very little throw. awful!

Bummer!

 

[Silver Fox]

I only order these days if it is something I know and so will keep.The cost of returning is so high, I did try the Dyson hairdryer out of curiosity to see what all the hype was about but in postage and return that trial cost around £20! However I did save paying out the other £300 or whatever the cost of world’s most overpriced hairdryer is.No to clothing,no to footwear, no to any scent I haven’t sniffed.

 

[Grizelda]

I only order these days if it is something I know and so will keep.The cost of returning is so high, I did try the Dyson hairdryer out of curiosity to see what all the hype was about but in postage and return that trial cost around £20! However I did save paying out the other £300 or whatever the cost of world’s most overpriced hairdryer is.No to clothing,no to footwear, no to any scent I haven’t sniffed.

Buying perfume without having smelt it is a risk that I would never take. Buying perfume for other people is also very chancy. Giving soap to your boss (recommended by A Young) or someone else you don't know well is also a wrong decision, imo. It is too personal a gift and your innocent motive might be misinterpreted. (Do I need to shower more often? for example.)

 

[candycane]

My sister loves home made soap, however, it is a gift I would never buy for someone who isn't close family. It implies they smell . Someone once bought me a hairbrush - not quite as bad but I was mildly insulted

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