I'm really angry right now! I've just received the post with the Cumulus statement and the vouchers. Now the two yellow Cumulus vouchers (1200) points actually require a minimum purchase of CHF 150! What's the point of that? Are only the rich people really benefiting now? I honestly think it's cheeky to suddenly set such minimum purchase amounts. I can only say: Migros - shame on you!
Hello indios
This is nothing new; Migros has been doing this for a long time. Maybe this is the first time for you.
A colleague received vouchers with 600 points, minimum purchase CHF 75.00.
Mine are 1000 points, minimum purchase CHF 125.00.
For me, this means that I buy as little as possible from Migros during the relevant accounting period. This is because I have to shop on foot or by public transport and only have my two hands to carry the shopping. This makes grocery shopping in this amount difficult.
Best regards
Walk-at-home service
Grüzezi@Geh-heim-Dienst,@indios,
1600 points, minimum purchase CHF 200.00 for my one-person-Haushalt‼️
Best regards
Frederica
Hello everyone
It was the same for me. The first time I was upset about it and couldn't even redeem one of these 2 vouchers. I therefore found the 5-fold vouchers much better.
With this statement I have now also received such vouchers again.
1000 points for a 125.00 purchase.
In my case, however, I usually make several smaller purchases instead of one large weekly purchase. Therefore, it is/would make more sense for me to spend a little more on one purchase instead of spreading it over several purchases, as mentioned above, and thus be "rewarded" with 1000 points!
(instead of e.g. 5 times with 125.00 francs would "only" result in 625 points).
However, I fully understand that this is IMPOSSIBLE if you are traveling on foot or by public transport. I also think that a purchase value of 200.00 for a single person household is far too high!!!
Why don't you contact the Cumulus hotline and explain your problem. I think they will certainly send you the 5-fold vouchers again in future. Migros wants to keep customers and NOT lose them!
I'm not so sure that Migros wants to keep its customers. You can see it when they take good products out of the range that nobody understands - not even Migros staff.
I have arthritis in my hands and therefore have to go shopping several times. It's impossible for me to buy everything in one day. So I can't use these vouchers.
But the managers don't care about that............
I just received the vouchers today. 1600 points, minimum purchase 200. When I still had school-age children at home, I could easily manage Fr. 200 a week. But that was at least five years ago. Now we have a large Coop Center in the village and since there's also a Lidl on my way to work, I no longer go to Migros weekly, but at most every 14 days or during special promotions.
So the whole Cumulus evaluation is lagging behind or it's not as personalized as it would like to be!
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Hello everyone
Unfortunately, I can't answer this off the top of my head. But the question lies with those responsible. I will get back to you as soon as I know more.
Kind regards, Simone
Grüezi@Simone_Migros,
I would suggest a flexible one-time redeemable voucher:
So, for every Sfr. 25 purchase, 200 points!
Kind regards
Frederica
You have my full support. I tend to be rather careful with polemical statements, but these new vouchers are just a joke!
Why so complicated? There is nothing more transparent than vouchers with a fixed percentage discount, such as the 5x points (= 5 %) or 10x points (= 10 %), regardless of the purchase amount. It doesn't hurt Migros and every customer can benefit, regardless of whether they have to make a large purchase during the validity period or not.
I already criticized this minimum purchase scam in May and I'm sticking to it. This month I'm lucky enough to have just moved house and therefore need to restock anyway, but otherwise it's nothing but harassment for customers without a car.
