Shopping list on the website

Einkaufsliste auf der Website

In the latest Migros magazine, Migros writes about 9 savings tips and one of them concerns the topic of "shopping lists"! Typical MIGROS: it suggests always or never going to the supermarket without a shopping list and what does Migros do? It abolishes the shopping list on the website, although this list was simply great, especially in old age. It still works in the app (I always use it), but it's easier on the PC (bigger, better keyboard than on the cell phone, easier to search for what you want to buy etc.) The fact that Migros doesn't suggest that you should shop at the Coop because they also have the best shopping list (with a simultaneous check of the availability of items in the store where I shop) would be the icing on the cake.

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I also don't understand why Migros deletes its own shopping list on the website and at the same time offers those of third-party providers in the Migros magazine - even if the company's own app is in first place. If Migros is already doing third-party advertising - then I can do that too and I recommend the think-you-dare shopping list. It may come from the big canton, but I've been using it for almost 10 years, it's top and the predefined entries can be supplemented with Swiss expressions via a personal list.
I use the Pro version for 1 CHF/year where the order can also be shifted individually, can also be processed on the PC, when entering 3 letters the term is there, for me (Android) also input via Google speech possible, also sharing with others possible, of course several lists, also dark design for readability, and many other features....

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M-Infoline

Hello niwde, that's right, we no longer offer the shopping list on the homepage. The reason for this is that very few customers have used this list. I'm pleased that you're using the list on the app - that's where it will stay 😊. A more precise, geographical allocation of promotions and products is possible via the smartphone. Making the list on the PC via the large screen was more convenient. However, it is important for Migros to continue to develop digitally. This also includes discontinuing less popular functions to make room for new technical developments. Kind regards,

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niwde

M-Infoline

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A justification as only MIGROS does. 1. why do COOP, ALDI. Ackermann, DENNER (!), LIDL and, and, and..... have both? Because it makes no sense? Why on the app? Because there are more people who have a cell phone than those who own a PC? The cell phone is handier and is usually carried around. The advantage of the PC is the better handling (2 search engines visible at the same time!). One (e.g. GOOGLE) for the MIGROS range and one (e.g. EDGE) for more detailed product information or similar without switching, larger keyboards and pictures, fonts (especially in old age, trembling + eyesight)! Have a look at COOP. I can even check at the end of my shopping list to see if all the items on it are also available in my store and have the option of buying an alternative. But it's just like shopping. Either I want it or I don't, i.e. either I want to shop at MIGROS or I go to another retailer. I am still of the opinion that, in addition to quality and price, convenience also plays a role that should not be underestimated! Incidentally, I don't see much more work involved in maintaining this application once it is in place? Your answer about creating space for new functions is not relevant to me as a layman, as I don't believe in creating a lot of space for the programs for PC and cell phone at the same time (probably the same program that works synchronously after all. Nevertheless, thanks for the answer and I'll finish the pros and cons, otherwise we'll be back tomorrow.

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