I think it's a shame that single people can no longer benefit from 2x points. Indeed, many single or elderly people never reach a purchase total of 100.00.
I know a lot of people who walk to Migros every day to buy bread, meet people, get out of the house and only have a few purchases each time.
I think it's a shame that single people can no longer benefit from 2x points. Indeed, many single or elderly people never reach a purchase total of 100.00.
I know a lot of people who walk to Migros every day to buy bread, meet people, get out of the house and only have a few purchases each time.
I completely agree. After the famigros card, why not create the retraitemigros card with targeted offers :-)
I completely agree. After the famigros card, why not create the retraitemigros card with targeted offers :-)
I agree too, in fact I already made this proposal before Christmas after seeing elderly people who made me sad.
I agree with the opinions above. I make several small purchases a week and rarely manage to reach the CHF 100 mark. I find that it pushes me to buy and reminds me unpleasantly of the race to the various Mania collections... The cumulative points system (hence the name Cumulus, right?) is fair and equitable for everyone.
I also agree. Being a student and living alone, I have to:
1. Pay attention to the value of what I buy (and even with "normal" consumption I rarely reach 100.-)
2. carry my shopping home myself
I sometimes buy more than 100.00 worth of groceries at Migros in one day, but as it's difficult for me to carry everything, I have to do it in instalments. I find the 2x points system very disadvantageous for single people like me, and particularly advantageous for large families.
Yes, it's a shame. These people are also loyal customers.
I don't think it's a shame, it's normal and logical, but don't push it! These days, everyone wants to have their cake and eat it too! At the competition it's the same, 5X superpoints.... minimum purchase 100 chf !!! You don't want to be reimbursed for your streetcar or bus ticket, do you?!!!
??well said those who depend more are rewarded more logically...
Indeed, with this system, it's the less well-off who benefit least... But Coop's supercard system is beginning to offer far more interesting benefits, and above all, within everyone's reach... Without segregation...
a bon entendeur....
I agree too, in fact I already made this proposal before Christmas after seeing elderly people who made me sad.
I agree with the opinions above. I make several small purchases a week and rarely manage to reach the CHF 100 mark. I find that it pushes me to buy and reminds me unpleasantly of the race to the various Mania collections... The cumulative points system (hence the name Cumulus, right?) is fair and equitable for everyone.
I also agree. Being a student and living alone, I have to:
1. Pay attention to the value of what I buy (and even with "normal" consumption I rarely reach 100.-)
2. carry my shopping home myself
I sometimes buy more than 100.00 worth of groceries at Migros in one day, but as it's difficult for me to carry everything, I have to do it in instalments. I find the 2x points system very disadvantageous for single people like me, and particularly advantageous for large families.
Yes, it's a shame. These people are also loyal customers.
I don't think it's a shame, it's normal and logical, but don't push it! These days, everyone wants to have their cake and eat it too! At the competition it's the same, 5X superpoints.... minimum purchase 100 chf !!! You don't want to be reimbursed for your streetcar or bus ticket, do you?!!!
??well said those who depend more are rewarded more logically...
Indeed, with this system, it's the less well-off who benefit least... But Coop's supercard system is beginning to offer far more interesting benefits, and above all, within everyone's reach... Without segregation...
a bon entendeur....
