I wish that the blue Cumuls vouchers could also be easily activated and then offset against the purchase - paperless - when I posted this once via tweet, I was told that this idea had already been noted several times
Then project OPTION"NO MORE PAPER" FOR CUMULUS BILLINGcan betackled
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That would be really innovative!
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The current Migros system, with the blue Cumulus vouchers and the many other vouchers ... cannot (unfortunately) be converted to "electronic" ... and I am the very first person to regret this, because I have been demanding for years that Migros change the whole system to "electronic" and "paperless".
Unfortunately, I am "stealing" from myself with such a system. This is "**bleep**-**bleep**"!!!!
You could make this perfectly customer- and Migros-friendly ... you could even advertise it as "swissness" and "migrosness". G. Duttweiler would give me a medal! Worse still ... my absolutely revolutionary system could be exported and disseminated worldwide. ONLY: that would require a "rethink". It's almost like when G. Duttweiler implemented his uniform prices throughout Switzerland, or when K. Schweri abolished discount stamps.
The system I have developed is not only totally ingenious for Migros in Switzerland, but the idea could also be implemented worldwide, because it will create a whole new dimension.
Best regards,
brainstuff
PS I use the electronic receipts from Coop ... but not the ones from Migros ... and there are very sensible reasons for this.
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for "bleep-bleep" stood for MASOCHISM ... Masochism (the desire to suffer pain oneself)
The person who changed it to "bleep-bleep" is "bleep-bleep" himself ... probably this cranky person imagines masochism to be something sexual and is so uptight that he "corrected" it here. What's really dirty is that this person wants to use the phrase "bleep-bleep" to show that they are "modern" ... but this person is completely "repressed" and is only pretending to be "modern".
The word masochism here simply means that you harm yourself. If you're not completely repressed and just a little "educated", then you understand that.
I also don't like the fact that people from Migros still want to enforce cranky "rules of decency" from the 18th century!
Relax and buy 50 Shades of Grey :-)
This is a program that automatically "bleeps" you. There have already been some complaints that the program is too sensitive. The filter is probably adjusted from time to time.
Even Istanbul has already been "bleached". Don't take everything personally. Neither here nor in real life.
Greez moz
