This makes md!e very happy. I still have clothes from this line and they still look good!

These comments about the game ads are exactly right. I play certain games, and the ads are repetitive and in so many cases not done to the advantage of the companies paying for the ads. AS an example, I don’t play with the sound on as it would disturb other members of my family. Therefore, I don’t hear the commercial. Secondly, when an ad plays repeatedly, I do something else like get a glass of water, restroom, etc. The games are ok but after a while, I get bored with them and move on to more creative endeavors.

Thank you.

I like to think of her as the Queen of NoSizeChartsAgain. Her staff sure does a poor job in keeping her listings current. But that’s her bad.

OK. Send the bracelet in the purple. Thank you for the assist.

I understand.

I want to add that I’m not talking about Jeans. DG2 always has a nice selection. It’s the knit pants that I’d like to see in Petites with pockets lease.

Dear ennui,
“Companies cannot legally censor your opinion of their products. The first amendment protects your right to free speech, which includes the ability to express your opinions about a company’s product or services. However, companies can impose non-disparagement clauses in their contracts or terms of use which limit a customer’s right to comment on social media sites. These clauses may limit a customer’s right to comment, even if the comment is truthful and accurate.
It is important to note that while companies can have such clauses, they cannot legally restrict your ability to share your opinion online. if you believe that a company is violating your right to free speech, you can take legal action to challenge the company’s actions.”

This excerpt’s taken from Freedom Forum.

Thank you.

I’m not sure whether or mean balls or nuts.

Thank you, Kymberlie for your timely response. I’m really not completely satisfied with your answer. But you were trained to say what you’ve told me. Believe me, this is not about you. This is about the fact that the coupon didn’t work. I followed the rules. Twice. I understand that if something like that happens, I can call CS. It’s not about that either. It’s about this archaic website. Slow. Never up to date on sizes or quantity that’s available. Size charts missing. Prices have hit the roof for non-quality goods. You could say that I’m a dissatisfied customer. Here’s why I don’t like that generic answer you sent me–It’s that HSN messed up so many times, in so many ways and now they want me to email Customer Care. Seems like passing the buck to me.
Well, Miss Kymberlie, I wish you well and thanks again for getting back to me.

Forget the bracelet. I decided not to choose the Purple Tiger bracelet. I really don’t want the eyeshadow anymore either. It was ordered on Maech 3 and still no way to know where it is according to Order Status info.

Hi Angela,
I still haven’t received the two orders we discussed last week. You’ll see the bracelet is still in Clearwater since 3/8/25 and there’s no way of knowing where the eyeshadow is as you’ll see in the Order Status isn’t saying where it is. I’d appreciate your assistance in moving forward on a decision regarding these orders.
Thanks again for the help.

I’d just like to add that those Nina Leonard items are still in packaging since 1/24/25.

Thank you, Natalier. This infio is much appreciated.