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I saw him a few years ago at the BBC Good Food Show with that very expensive blender

Well done, this takes will power and you've done yourself a favour. Funnily enough, I said the same thing to myself this weekend, after checking my credit card statement and realising I've been paying about £50 a month. I'm not getting sucked into that again.

As my dear mother would say - if you have the nerve, you can get away with almost anything :mysmilie_17:

I have a few older pieces of Lola Rose but I don't like the new ones with metal beads in them and they are using a lot more dyed quartz nowadays which can easily be copied. Links of London is vastly overpriced in my opinion, nice designs but I'm not buying into the hype. I really like my half...

Gosh, so many different ways of looking at my situation, thanks to everyone for a fascinating response. This is why I enjoy this forum, an opportunity to have a good debate without being "jumped on" for disagreeing. On balance, I'm sticking to my original plan and keeping the item. I don't...

That's swung it for me, I'm keeping it! :mysmilie_50: I reckon someone just stuck the wrong address label on it so it's their mistake. I don't think I'm obliged to sort it out for them.

I recently ordered an item in the QVC sale and when it arrived, the invoice was correct but I actually received a completely different and very nice item of a higher value. Do I keep it? Has anyone else had a similar dilemma?

Dispose of - the Molton Brown 'ambassador' - TOO SHOUTY!! and snobby. Product - anything that says "Richard Jackson's" on it - just encourages him to keep coming back. Practice - plugging their own enterprises, novels,etc. Bring back - Antony Heywood - sense of humour

I agree, I bought a similar Clarks TSV last year in yellow and wore them a lot, everyone loved them, so I've bought the Sand in size 5. I hope they're as comfortable as the yellow ones. I like a platform like this with lightweight trousers in the summer. I live in flats at work so it's nice...

Did it involve wearing white wedges and leggings?

Just caught the presentation of the Radley Travel Card Holder in Summer Fig colour. Good old QVC and Radley, only offering one colour option because "the choice is made for you". After all, who would want to choose their own colour, far too demanding at this time of year? :mysmilie_483:

I've stopped wearing wide leg trousers at work for that reason! Got caught up with the hems flapping round my ankles walking upstairs a couple of times so I stick to straight legged ones for work now :doh: These were Evans linen trousers by the way, not hideous QVC polyester things. Imagine...

Shorts? Maybe she needs to accessorize with a little pump from Skechers or some Birkies?

This gets good reviews - particularly as a jacket for walking the dog. Now I understand that clothing can be suited to occasions in QVC world - Michelle Hope for going on a cruise, Carole Hochman for answering the door to the postman, Emu boots for the school run etc etc. But do dog owners...

Nah - QVC will have a polyester mountain somewhere :mysmilie_17:

I usually like Centigrade too, I've bought a couple of coats at OTO prices - a black padded coat with a hood and a couple of years ago a faux shearling which everyone thinks is real sheepskin. So I know they can offer good value and style when they want to. I heard DF say this TSV was ideal for...

[/B] One of life's unanswerable questions. Along with 'Why do they make this rubbish in the first place?' There must be countless items they could 'source' and make a profit from - other retailers manage it - but the buyers must be a strange bunch to think we would actually want to walk...

I am amazed on so many levels by this strange garment. I've never been a fan of the Captain Caveman look anyway and it hasn't won any fans here today so who is spending £40 odd quid on something so unflattering? And if it is so "on trend" there'll be cheapo versions of it everywhere in a few...

I have half a dozen or so Kipling bags in various sizes, just plain colours, I'm not keen on the prints, mainly because they're lightweight and I prefer not to buy leather. But I take the monkeys off straight away because I'm a grown up! It's the design and usefulness of the bag I'm concerned...

So on the one hand they encourage you to buy QVC exclusives so you'll be wearing something no-one else has got and now they want you to feel like part of some "club" where you all buy the same stuff :taphead: