Actions 50% in the M-Zeitung

Patrick-TG · 2020-01-03T10:17:58.938Z

As a customer, you are already looked at as stupid if you want to suggest 50% promotions to the customer in advertising, which are far above the normal price in the original price. The promotional price is then usually more expensive than the normal price. How does Migros justify this customer fraud? That's pretty brazen! Examples: Pangasius kilo over 12.- normally around 6.-; Pommesfrites 2 kilo 9.45 Fr. Nobody would ever pay this price for oven fries! There are countless more in the latest M-Zeitung...

Cinderella1925

Hello,"Pommesfrites 2 kilo 9.45 Fr."For CHF 9.45 you get three kilos, not two : https://produkte.migros.ch/m-budget-pommes-frites

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M-Budget Pommes Frites

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Nachtspalter

What's the problem? If you convert the price of a normal 1.5 kg pack of M-Classic Ofen-Frittes from CHF 7.10 to the 2 kg special pack in promotion, you really get the stated CHF 9.45. It's the same with the 1 kg special pack of Pelican Pangasisus fillets. The normal 500 gram pack regularly costs CHF 6.10, as does the special pack on offer. So if 1 kg of Pelican Pangasius fillets were sold regularly, the advertised price of CHF 12.20 would be correct. And where are your countless other examples?

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Cinderella1925

Bodenseeknusperli

You are comparing the wrong product, in the newspaper it was not Budget in action, but M - Classic. https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/162010200000 Also, "oven fries" are probably more expensive than chips. Migros regularly charges 7 for 1.5 kg, so the ones in the advertisement would be 9 plus.

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M-Classic Ofen Frites

4.6

I've already seen the prices (small packs are even more expensive). Why pay CHF 9.45 for 2 kg in a promotion when you can have 3 kg all year round for the same price? The tedious thing about French fries is the peeling and cutting, not the few drops of oil that you have to pour over them (+ mix a little) before they go into the oven. And if we buy such special offers, the M-Budget French fries might be sorted out...

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Patrick-TG

Nachtspalter

What's the problem? If you convert the price of a normal 1.5 kg pack of M-Classic Ofen-Frittes from CHF 7.10 to the 2 kg special pack in promotion, you really get the stated CHF 9.45. It's the same with the 1 kg special pack of Pelican Pangasisus fillets. The normal 500 gram pack regularly costs CHF 6.10, as does the special pack on offer. So if 1 kg of Pelican Pangasius fillets were sold regularly, the advertised price of CHF 12.20 would be correct. And where are your countless other examples?

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There are people who compare and then buy elsewhere. They don't just calculate whether the 50% discount is right at the regular price. I wouldn't put it past Migros... Everyone should buy where they want, but I won't be dazzled... Migros has really let up...

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M-Infoline

Hello Patrick-TG. Thank you for your review. I was happy to enquire about the pricing with those responsible. For the ASC Pangasius 500 g with a retail price of CHF 6.10, the 100 g price is CHF 1.22. At 1000 g, the promotional item ASC Pangasius weighs twice as much as the Pangasisus from the standard range and also costs CHF 6.10, which means that the 100 g price is CHF 0.61. This corresponds to a discount of 50%. This corresponds to a discount of 50 %. The prices for chips and oven fries are as follows: French fries 1.5 kg, retail price CHF 5.90, 100 g price CHF 0.3933. French fries 750 g, retail price CHF 2.95, 100 g price CHF 0.3933. Promotional item 50 % 2 kg, retail price CHF 3.90 (instead of CHF 7.85), 100 g price CHF 0.195. Oven fries 1.5 kg retail price CHF 7.10, 100 g price CHF 0.4733. Oven fries 500 g, retail price CHF 2.60, 100 g price CHF 0.52. Promotional item 50 % 2 kg, retail price CHF 4.70 (instead of CHF 9.45), 100 g price CHF 0.235. Here too, the 100 g price is half the price of the basic item. We are therefore unable to understand your comment. You are welcome to send us pictures of your examples via the contact form and we will look into it again: https://www.migros.ch/de/services/kundendienst/infoline/kontakt.html. Best regards, your M-Infoline team

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smartcoyote

M-Infoline

Hello Patrick-TG. Thank you for your review. I was happy to enquire about the pricing with those responsible. For the ASC Pangasius 500 g with a retail price of CHF 6.10, the 100 g price is CHF 1.22. At 1000 g, the promotional item ASC Pangasius weighs twice as much as the Pangasisus from the standard range and also costs CHF 6.10, which means that the 100 g price is CHF 0.61. This corresponds to a discount of 50%. This corresponds to a discount of 50 %. The prices for chips and oven fries are as follows: French fries 1.5 kg, retail price CHF 5.90, 100 g price CHF 0.3933. French fries 750 g, retail price CHF 2.95, 100 g price CHF 0.3933. Promotional item 50 % 2 kg, retail price CHF 3.90 (instead of CHF 7.85), 100 g price CHF 0.195. Oven fries 1.5 kg retail price CHF 7.10, 100 g price CHF 0.4733. Oven fries 500 g, retail price CHF 2.60, 100 g price CHF 0.52. Promotional item 50 % 2 kg, retail price CHF 4.70 (instead of CHF 9.45), 100 g price CHF 0.235. Here too, the 100 g price is half the price of the basic item. We are therefore unable to understand your comment. You are welcome to send us pictures of your examples via the contact form and we will look into it again: https://www.migros.ch/de/services/kundendienst/infoline/kontakt.html. Best regards, your M-Infoline team

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The fake 50% or more promotional prices are a well-known marketing and advertising ploy, everyone does it. It may not be so noticeable with food (or a different scam is used: "improved recipe", less content, same price, etc.), but with technology products, a discount is suggested by the meter, which in reality is not such a big discount. As a customer, you have to be very careful, otherwise you will be ripped off at every turn.

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Aktionen 50% in der M-Zeitung

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