I wish he would address the issue of ALL the products that used to be in the packets on autoship and what we should be using now. I had subscriptions to four of these products and have been scrambling to figure out what to buy instead. I am surprised and disappointed that he has failed to do this.

Currently the two options seem to be the Elite 100 (I am trying this one) or the Multivitamin Complete.

Yes, they are being discontinued because he is no longer selling the products that come in those little purple plastic packets. I believe he decided to eliminate that packaging for environmental reasons. I also have subscribed to the Women’s Complete and three other products with the packets on auto-ship. I was hoping he would offer an alternative product that had the same ingredients, but I don’t think this is happening; at least it has not so far. I think we have to find our own replacements from his existing inventory. I suspect that the Women’s Complete will be tricky to replace. It is rather annoying, but I understand why he is doing it.

As far as clothing goes, they have never come near to replacing Randolph Duke, Diane von Furstenberg or Terry Lewis.

Thank you! I was really hoping to restock the ChocoNuvo soon.

Re yesterday’s HSN card coupon – in the past this coupon used to work when you had multiple items in your cart and they added up to $75. This time that didn’t work. Each item had to have a price of $75. That restriction was not clear in the small print, and it should have been as it represented a change from previous practice.

I agree with all the posters. With very few exceptions, the clothing across brands has become generic. And do we really need jeans from Denim &Co., Belle, Logo, Isaac, NYDJ, Susan Graver, Martha Stewart, Jennie Garth, Women with Control, Peace Love World, and Driftwood? The only brand that distinguishes itself from that pack is Driftwood, because of the embroidery. And I can’t remember the last time I bought fashion from HSN. I assume the buyers have been told to play it safe and just keep ordering more of the same, but unless they bring on some new designers (and NOT influencers or “life style experts”) they are going to keep losing money.

I assume you are the same person who posted this thinly veiled political post on the QVC boards. You can suggest healthy products without invoking the name of the bizarre non-doctor individual now doing his best to ruin our public health services. There is a whole vast internet out there full of social platforms devoid of fact checking where you can have your discussion in the appropriate misinformation bubble.

You make some valid points, but your comment about the QVC models being overweight was unkind and inappropriate. The QVC models come in all sizes, and there are plenty who wear XXS. The plus size models are there to demonstrate how the clothing would look on women who wear size 14 and up, which is the majority of the American female population.

I don’t know if you are allowed to, but I don’t think it would be wise to as it would involve listing emails, and this forum is completely open.

You do realize that you are not posting this complaint to the right company I hope.
QVC has their own forums and they are much more heavily used than these. You also have the option of posting a critical review of the product there. The two companies, although owned by the same corporation, are still separate entities.

It’s true that they have been increasing in price, but then, what hasn’t?

I agree. Adam is very good with jewelry presentations in general; not every host is.

And so far exactly one coupon for the month. Past years were much better.

A lot of men wear make-up. Welcome to the 21st century!