Shop QVC better selection, better prices, thirty day no questions ask returns; and the host are the best!

HERE'S THE BIGGEST SECRET!!! I worked there for 8 years and all they sell is CRAP!!! Everything is cheap crap and most of it is broken, and they just keep sending it out until it doesn't get sent back. Plus, they're all smiles on tv but once the camera goes off they're complete lunatics! (not all, but most) The company itself treats the employees like garbage. Everything is MAGNIFIED on tv, and when it arrives, you'r always disappointed.

EVERYONE AND THEIR CAT IS IN TO MAKE UP AND JEWELRY AND FASHION. THESE AREAS OF MERCHANDISING ARE COMPLETELY SATURATED BEYOND BELIEF. ITS TIME FOR WOMEN TO REFOCUS ON REAL CAREERS.WHAT KIND OF SOCIETY IS THIS, HOW MANY BRANDS OF MAKEUP PRIMER DO WE NEED A JIZILLION?

What a stupid ass NON story.

I purchased a custom Oil Portrait by Everly Originals through HSN, paid $314.77 for our daughter's Wedding.
Received the packet from Everly and mailed in the pictures, was told it could take up to 6 months since it was a Hand Painted Portrait. I called on month 5 to check, could not get Everly so I called HSN. They proceeded to tell me how sorry they were that Everly went out of business and they could do NOTHING! No refund, no credit, nothing but I'm sorry!
They have my $314.77 and I have NOTHING! How fair is that?
I had been a loyal customer of HSN for many years, even counted up just the Camcorders we have purchased from them over the years, 6 to be exact...never again!

This "arrticle" is like what..a PAID ADVERTISEMENT/ COMMERCIAL and AOL should be ashamed to "highlight" it as IF newsworthy/informative and etc !! Would make for een MORE wariness of what presented but htis is NOT a FIRST for AOL which is a COMMERICIAL network and one that has little integrity for presentations that are more presumptuous !! After a few viewing of garbage comercials like this, one learns quicky to ignor and head elsewhere but really is SHODDY work by AOL !!!

Did you see Pretty Woman fragrance on ShopNBC last week? I have it and it is getting huge reviews!

I will NEVER shop at HSN again. I too was hoodwinked! They taught me a valuable $$$ lesson about "life-time warranty"... when they say "life-time warranty" make sure you ask the question -- whose life? I purchased some "Ultex Cookware" by Innova through HSN; when the crap started sticking (which according to HSN was impossible), I called to used the gurantee replacement warranty and I got the same crap answer as PLM, who got jacked out of $300+ for an Oil Painting. I'm going to BLOCKING HSN from even showing on my television. Better yet, maybe I'll write the FCC, Consumer Affairs and whoever else will listen, and tell them to make HSN a "PAY CHANNEL" that'll teach'em.

Everyone who has had a bad experience, FILE A COMPLAINT.

http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/hsncom-innova-inc-ultrex-gourmet-quality-cookware-c31175.html

NEVER SHOP HSN!!!

Be VERY careful what you buy---every thing they sell, each host praises the product to the sky as if he or she uses it. Be sure it is what you want. It is all a big commercial. Remember, you pay tax and shipping as well. Not always a good deal. Be careful.

hsn can't hold a candle to q.v.c.'s customer service.q.v.c. will go above and beyond to make the customer right!!they are friendly and kind, no matter what the problem. if h.s.n. could match this they'd have it made....they do have more fun clothes and accessories...much trendier....so, please, talk to your phone operators. it can make or break a sale!!! customer service is EVERYTHING today.

I did not see anything about how to get your product on air.....
I think my mini bags would be a great addition if I could get them mass produced.
Guess I need to do a bit more research.
Boutique Tucan

she looks like candy spieling bad

Remember these three words: STOP, STOP, STOP before you mindlessly SHOP TIL U DROP on TV !!!!! These home shopping channels want YOUR MONEY..that is all. They sell you all kinds of stuff you do not need...dolls, glass figurines, Lotion, perfume, even ugly clothes...just don't watch and you won't be tempted to BUY.
We live in a society where people are telling us to have and want more and more and this is going to make you HAPPY? Try reading a good book, volunteer, go for a walk and if you are handicapped like me...find something you like to do if it be artwork, knitting, or making calls for thr RED CROSS. They need volunteers everywhere and even by phone to help those in need. These hosts are like sharks waiting for you to tune in and spend all your hard earned money. They are professional infomercial hosts( trained to sell)...acting like "they are your freinds" ha...beware.
Just be careful...tune OUT of the home shopping channels and see how much money you save in just one week! You will be amazed, so God Bless on your new journey to not "want want want more...try to be satisfied with less." You will find happiness not in so many things ...remember the saying.."Take time to smell the roses"..well how about creating a garden? You don't need another china doll to collect dust and suck your bank account dry. I read about one lady's Mom who was buying all kinds of stuff on the home shopping channels...boxes were piled in her house and most not even opened. The sad thing is that she thought these hosts were her "friends" and would buy stuff she did not need. Her mother was addicted to the home shopping because they( the hosts) made her "feel" special.....this is very heartbreaking.

Jeanean, I highly recommend you contact Harshaw
Research 1-800-451-1326 ask for Jane Morton.
This company developed my invention and are
now in the process of mass marketing. E:mail
billions1950@aol.com.

I happened to tune in the first time she was on with her Purple Lab line. Full of pep, good salesperson, but I did NOT need anything like she was selling.

As far as bad mouthing the various shopping channels, I have to disagree. I used to watch TV and channel surf with the three different shows (HSN, QVC, ShopNBC). Never purchased one item but enjoyed watching the new items and learning what was "in". Once I purchased a computer (had a personal family obligation and no funds until seven years ago) things were terrific. First of all, one should always read the reviews, check the ingredients, etc. There are some jewelry and cosmetic items that are beautiful and well priced, especiall when there is a sale, free S&H, etc. I have genuine jewels in sterling silver that I could NEVER PURCHASE at any nearby store or the mall. The quality is very good. Granted, one needs to know prices due to the shipping and handling, return fees, etc., but that is the chance you take. Once you know certain vendors, it makes it easier. There are many items that I would never purchase online because sizes vary, items are too heavy to return, price is not that great, electronics, shoes, wearables, dishes. I found a brand of cosmetics at ShopNBC (Isomers) that is terrific and the vendor is on often. She is a chemist with her husband and most of the items are creams and serums. There is no way in hell I could get any of these products for what she sell online; she sells under different names for 3-5 times what she sells online. I have purchased dozens of gems in sterling and 10K gold from HSN and 90% are not returned. QVC has some lovely items, too, but I purchase very little there. I did get some sleeping pillows that they raved about and they were the best I ever had; two with tax and S&H were less than $35. This quality would be close to $100 in any department store. Bath and body products are generally good purchases, again when there is a sale and/or free S&H. You just have to know your vendor and trust the company. The shopping channels go out of their way to notify their customers when a certain vendor will be on TV, there are always online specials. Granted, for many this will not work, but for me, it has been a blessing, even when I have to rewrap and stand in line at the Post Office. Forgot to mention - any brand that is well-known and decent usually has a web site. It is amazing what they put on sale. I have one year left of gifts for the holidays and/or birthdays, anniversaries that I purchased from a company four years ago, and the recipients think I am the best present giver when they see the Lenox name on the box. Certain items were $10 that sold for $85 or even $50, not seconds, packaged well and great for my wallet!!!!.