Good day!
Why can't I, as a resident of Germany, take part in the competitions?
This is unfair and above all: why do you send me competitions?
Then leave them out and I won't be frustrated.
Kind regards
Elke Sigmund
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In order for someone to be able to answer, it would be necessary to know more specifically which competitions are involved and what exactly was sent.
Hello @Kaukasus
As @AlMiDeCoLi already mentioned, I need more information about the sweepstakes you can't participate in.
Which channel did you find out about it?
Who sent you something?
As soon as I know more, I'll be happy to look into it.
Have a nice evening
Kathrin
Hello Kathrin,
I receive the newsletter on my e-mail address and then take part in the competitions, i.e. I want to.
As soon as I enter my zip code (79540), an error message appears and I'm out.
If this can be changed, I would be delighted.
A sunny greeting
Caucasus
@Caucasus
I still don't know exactly which sweepstake is meant, but I'm assuming that it's about A VS B. The conditions of participation there state that only people living in Switzerland are eligible to take part. This will also be the case for the other Migros competitions, as the company is only active here (with stores). The newsletter just doesn't know that you live in Germany...
Hello,
since I am a registered member of Migros and my e-mail address ends in de, it should actually be clear.
But the essential thing is that I cannot participate as a member of Migros.
This refers to all the competitions that I receive in the newsletter.
LG Kaukasus
@Caucasus
Just because an e-mail address is .de doesn't mean that you live in Germany. If you move to France, it doesn't automatically become .fr either.
The newsletter always refers to competitions, regardless of whether you are a member of the cooperative or not and regardless of where you live. No versions are created for foreign customers.
Hello everyone
Thank you very much for your active help. It is indeed the case that we also limit Tryvertistings to Switzerland, for example.
This has to do with the fact that Swiss Post only delivers goods to Swiss zip codes for us.
You can't tell where someone lives from an e-mail address...
Incidentally, you can unsubscribe from the newsletter at any time...
Have a nice day
Kathrin