I have a "large family" (6 people) and (almost) exclusively shop at Migros. This results in a total amount per 2 months of well over CHF 2000. For a turnover of CHF 1000, 1500 or 2000, there are vouchers worth CHF 10, 15 or 20. Why is there nothing extra for sales > CHF 2000? Surely you could continue like this for every CHF 500?
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Hello pwilms
Thank you for your message and your thoughts, which I can understand very well. I will be happy to pass them on to those responsible for Cumulus. Perhaps the system can actually be moved forward as you suggested.
Kind regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Hello pwilms. Although we are "only" a 4-person household, we also usually shop at Migros for over 2000 per accounting period. I have already asked myself the same question as you. Let's hope for a positive answer from Migros or at least a good counter-argument.
I remember that in the early days, the system worked as you imagine. But then came the change with the "capping". Migros probably realized at the time that the refunds were higher than they had imagined.
I have never shopped around for these premiums, although I have sometimes been very close to a limit. ±
For two people, the last amounts were 1486, 1751, 1516, 1140, 1545, then an average of 1500, and this period will end with about 3800, as two major purchases were pending at Melectronics. ✎
I assume that the upper limit for shopping in Migros without specialist stores was calculated for an average household of 4 people. ≠
The question regarding sales receipts for > 2,000 francs has now been clarified: http://www.migipedia.ch/de/forum/cumulus-umsatzpramie-wird-gestrichen
