Congratulations on the Digital Cuopons. A great thing.
Wouldn't it be easier to transfer the Cumulus points directly to a Migros Bank account?
Congratulations on the Digital Cuopons. A great thing.
Wouldn't it be easier to transfer the Cumulus points directly to a Migros Bank account?
Good evening@joeweibel
Cumulus vouchers cannot be exchanged for cash. Credited to a bank account, it would be cash!
If you pay with the "blue vouchers", you will not receive any "Cumulus points" for this amount. The amount of the redeemed vouchers is deducted from the total amount of points calculated (2x, 5x) before it is booked.
Best regards
Istanbul
Good evening@joeweibel
Cumulus vouchers cannot be exchanged for cash. Credited to a bank account, it would be cash!
If you pay with the "blue vouchers", you will not receive any "Cumulus points" for this amount. The amount of the redeemed vouchers is deducted from the total amount of points calculated (2x, 5x) before it is booked.
Best regards
Istanbul
What I don't understand is why the digital discount coupons have to be activated first in order for the price reduction to be granted. It would be easier for us if the coupons were "already activated". Presumably this also falls under marketing-related occupational therapy...
If you had a double receipt and you didn't buy for CHF 100, you wouldn't have any more and would have to buy CHF 100 again first. For me, ACTIVATING also has to do with conscious shopping.
Sometimes there are coincidences in life that can make you feel almost eerie. Just a few hours after posting my article, I read a comment on this very topic in K-Tipp No. 11 from June 3, 2015. It refers to Coop, but it's exactly the same.
Original quote (the editor writes in the first person): "Why so complicated?", I asked Coop. I'll spare you the details. The short version of the answer is: The computers are to blame. - No wonder customers leave negative comments on Coopzeitung.ch. And only negative ones at that! "We don't think it's ideal either," writes Coop. And continues: "We are working on solutions. " But: "That's an enormous amount of data. " And because the computers can't cope with the amount of data, I have to activate some vouchers before every purchase - or simply forego the discounts.
Isn't there a being behind every PC that calls itself human? When will they take responsibility for themselves, their lives and their jobs? But in spite of everything, Migros writes with the digital coupons: "Finished with the slips of paper!!!". Why doesn't this apply to Cumulus?
What I don't understand is why the digital discount coupons have to be activated first in order for the price reduction to be granted. It would be easier for us if the coupons were "already activated". Presumably this also falls under marketing-related occupational therapy...
If you had a double receipt and you didn't buy for CHF 100, you wouldn't have any more and would have to buy CHF 100 again first. For me, ACTIVATING also has to do with conscious shopping.
Sometimes there are coincidences in life that can make you feel almost eerie. Just a few hours after posting my article, I read a comment on this very topic in K-Tipp No. 11 from June 3, 2015. It refers to Coop, but it's exactly the same.
Original quote (the editor writes in the first person): "Why so complicated?", I asked Coop. I'll spare you the details. The short version of the answer is: The computers are to blame. - No wonder customers leave negative comments on Coopzeitung.ch. And only negative ones at that! "We don't think it's ideal either," writes Coop. And continues: "We are working on solutions. " But: "That's an enormous amount of data. " And because the computers can't cope with the amount of data, I have to activate some vouchers before every purchase - or simply forego the discounts.
Isn't there a being behind every PC that calls itself human? When will they take responsibility for themselves, their lives and their jobs? But in spite of everything, Migros writes with the digital coupons: "Finished with the slips of paper!!!". Why doesn't this apply to Cumulus?
