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I read this today and think it would be a very good idea to introduce it in Switzerland too, the link can also be read from outside, https://www.facebook.com/LenaAusDemLebenMitUnseremGanzSpeziellenLottogewinn/posts/2588040131253704
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I read this today and think it would be a very good idea to introduce it in Switzerland too, the link can also be read from outside, https://www.facebook.com/LenaAusDemLebenMitUnseremGanzSpeziellenLottogewinn/posts/2588040131253704
This is a suuuuuuper idea!!! In the larger stores absolutely. This also works well for older children who are slightly different, or older adults. E.g. foot surgery you can no longer stand... the companion shops, the other person sits. Why not also for adults (weight would then have to be written on it)? Great!!!
This is a suuuuuuper idea!!! In the larger stores absolutely. This also works well for older children who are slightly different, or older adults. E.g. foot surgery you can no longer stand... the companion shops, the other person sits. Why not also for adults (weight would then have to be written on it)? Great!!!
This is a suuuuuuper idea!!! In the larger stores absolutely. This also works well for older children who are slightly different, or older adults. E.g. foot surgery you can no longer stand... the companion shops, the other person sits. Why not also for adults (weight would then have to be written on it)? Great!!!
Hello everyone There is always a need for special shopping carts - a typical example is families with twins. Such requests are implemented specifically on site, taking into account the circumstances of the respective store where shopping is preferred. Such special trolleys often require more space, so each case must be examined individually to determine what is feasible or what practical alternatives might be possible. Customers can contact the relevant customer service department if necessary. Best regards Kathrin
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Hello everyone There is always a need for special shopping carts - a typical example is families with twins. Such requests are implemented specifically on site, taking into account the circumstances of the respective store where shopping is preferred. Such special trolleys often require more space, so each case must be examined individually to determine what is feasible or what practical alternatives might be possible. Customers can contact the relevant customer service department if necessary. Best regards Kathrin
@Kathrin_Migros I'm not talking about "twins" but about families with disabled children, and I think such shopping carts are great, but apparently families with such children are not welcome either at Coop (there was no reply to my inquiry) or at your shop :(
This is a suuuuuuper idea!!! In the larger stores absolutely. This also works well for older children who are slightly different, or older adults. E.g. foot surgery you can no longer stand... the companion shops, the other person sits. Why not also for adults (weight would then have to be written on it)? Great!!!
Hello everyone There is always a need for special shopping carts - a typical example is families with twins. Such requests are implemented specifically on site, taking into account the circumstances of the respective store where shopping is preferred. Such special trolleys often require more space, so each case must be examined individually to determine what is feasible or what practical alternatives might be possible. Customers can contact the relevant customer service department if necessary. Best regards Kathrin
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Hello everyone There is always a need for special shopping carts - a typical example is families with twins. Such requests are implemented specifically on site, taking into account the circumstances of the respective store where shopping is preferred. Such special trolleys often require more space, so each case must be examined individually to determine what is feasible or what practical alternatives might be possible. Customers can contact the relevant customer service department if necessary. Best regards Kathrin
@Kathrin_Migros I'm not talking about "twins" but about families with disabled children, and I think such shopping carts are great, but apparently families with such children are not welcome either at Coop (there was no reply to my inquiry) or at your shop :(
