I'm always disappointed that as a single person I don't get this card and enjoy the benefits.
Now I've seen again that 10x Cumulus points are awarded every Wednesday for Famigos cards.
I would really like us single people to receive a card like this. Because life is very expensive for us as a single person, having to pay for everything ourselves on a low wage.
Once again, single people are at a disadvantage.
I'm always disappointed that as a single person I don't get this card and enjoy the benefits.
Now I've seen again that 10x Cumulus points are awarded every Wednesday for Famigos cards.
I would really like us single people to receive a card like this. Because life is very expensive for us as a single person, having to pay for everything ourselves on a low wage.
Once again, single people are at a disadvantage.
Such scandals should simply be pilloried. It simply can't be right that Zalando withholds a voucher worth 10 francs from me just because I haven't subscribed to a particular newspaper! And recently I was actually able to download a 10-franc voucher (with no minimum purchase amount!) from a well-known supermarket chain simply by 'liking' their Facebook profile. I hate to admit it: I couldn't resist the temptation to redeem the voucher. I wisely did so in a small store and at a low-traffic time, taking painstaking care to ensure that no other customers were queuing at the checkout at the time. And I discreetly folded the voucher and handed it to the cashier covered with a hundred note, the Cumulus card and - yes - the Famigros card. It would have been unthinkable if a non-Facebook member had noticed and possibly made the matter public!
Such scandals should simply be pilloried. It simply can't be right that Zalando withholds a voucher worth 10 francs from me just because I haven't subscribed to a particular newspaper! And recently I was actually able to download a 10-franc voucher (with no minimum purchase amount!) from a well-known supermarket chain simply by 'liking' their Facebook profile. I hate to admit it: I couldn't resist the temptation to redeem the voucher. I wisely did so in a small store and at a low-traffic time, taking painstaking care to ensure that no other customers were queuing at the checkout at the time. And I discreetly folded the voucher and handed it to the cashier covered with a hundred note, the Cumulus card and - yes - the Famigros card. It would have been unthinkable if a non-Facebook member had noticed and possibly made the matter public!
And I still demand equal rights for all! Abolish the Famigos card or then everyone should be able to benefit! It's a mess and an injustice! I very much hope that many people will support the abolition! Abolish the Famigos card!
You are certainly one person who benefits from this.
Of course there are always injustices, but those that can be remedied should be abolished. And Famigos could easily be abolished or made accessible to everyone.
My goodness indios, what exactly is your problem? Do you really think that families have it easier than singles? Then why don't you just get yourself a family and benefit from the FAMIGROSKARTE!!! This eternal food envy! Unfortunately, there's no cure for dissatisfaction...
Well, just hand in your card and benefit from nothing.
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I am also jealous of the FAMIGROSKARTE ... it's just nicer :)
but I think that the families have something to be proud of. It's certainly not easy to have a family these days :)
well done M ...
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indios, are you also calling for the abolition of discounts for children and pensioners on admission to swimming pools and movie theaters? Or why are you shouting here? Demanding, demanding, demanding? Families with children should be attracted and "rewarded" for their bulk purchases at Migros, that has nothing to do with "discrimination" or injustice or scandal?
And no, I don't have a family yet and I don't get a family discount. So what?
I'm more disappointed in the thread starter. People who think that a lost advantage is a disadvantage (or "discrimination" - that's more new-fangled) qualify as anti-social. This childish "me too" mentality would lead to the abolition of all writing in a culture, out of consideration for illiterate people who, after all, can't do anything with it. Or abolish public transport because residents of peripheral areas can hardly "benefit" from it.
I have had enough of such pseudo-revolutionary calls, which only bear witness to resentment, once and for all!
@copernico bravo!
And I still demand equal rights for all! Abolish the Famigos card or then everyone should be able to benefit! It's a mess and an injustice! I very much hope that many people will support the abolition! Abolish the Famigos card!
You are certainly one person who benefits from this.
Of course there are always injustices, but those that can be remedied should be abolished. And Famigos could easily be abolished or made accessible to everyone.
My goodness indios, what exactly is your problem? Do you really think that families have it easier than singles? Then why don't you just get yourself a family and benefit from the FAMIGROSKARTE!!! This eternal food envy! Unfortunately, there's no cure for dissatisfaction...
Well, just hand in your card and benefit from nothing.
Guest
I am also jealous of the FAMIGROSKARTE ... it's just nicer :)
but I think that the families have something to be proud of. It's certainly not easy to have a family these days :)
well done M ...
Guest
indios, are you also calling for the abolition of discounts for children and pensioners on admission to swimming pools and movie theaters? Or why are you shouting here? Demanding, demanding, demanding? Families with children should be attracted and "rewarded" for their bulk purchases at Migros, that has nothing to do with "discrimination" or injustice or scandal?
And no, I don't have a family yet and I don't get a family discount. So what?
I'm more disappointed in the thread starter. People who think that a lost advantage is a disadvantage (or "discrimination" - that's more new-fangled) qualify as anti-social. This childish "me too" mentality would lead to the abolition of all writing in a culture, out of consideration for illiterate people who, after all, can't do anything with it. Or abolish public transport because residents of peripheral areas can hardly "benefit" from it.
I have had enough of such pseudo-revolutionary calls, which only bear witness to resentment, once and for all!
@copernico bravo!
