Dear Migros,
I was recently in Hamburg and found your good dishwasher powder in a 1-euro store. Sold for 1 euro. This calculation doesn't add up several times over - also because I pay almost six times as much for it here in Switzerland as a loyal Migros customer.
Dear Migros,
I was recently in Hamburg and found your good dishwasher powder in a 1-euro store. Sold for 1 euro. This calculation doesn't add up several times over - also because I pay almost six times as much for it here in Switzerland as a loyal Migros customer.
Hi @El_Braetzelibueb, thanks for the photo! I clarified this with the relevant specialist department. For legal reasons, we no longer sell this Handy-Matic product. I can assure you that it is flawless. However, the laws in Switzerland are often somewhat stricter than in the EU. As we didn't want to simply dispose of the remaining quantity, we passed it on to countries that are allowed to sell the product. Unfortunately, we cannot provide any information on the pricing policy of our competitors. Kind regards, Luisa
That's sad, you would certainly have found buyers in Switzerland for CHF 1 or even CHF 2.
I would certainly have taken it too.
There are homes (for children, the elderly, the disabled) etc., schools,
Brocki, IV recipients who are no longer recipients and would have been really happy about it.
I'm sure someone here would have needed it.
Too bad, it went abroad, transport and then 1,-€ = hammer price.
So it could have been donated to a third world country for free.
@Traberli
Is it really that difficult to understand?
If you are no longer allowed to sell it in Switzerland, you are no longer allowed to pass it on in Switzerland.
Is it really that difficult to understand?
Hi @El_Braetzelibueb, thanks for the photo! I clarified this with the relevant specialist department. For legal reasons, we no longer sell this Handy-Matic product. I can assure you that it is flawless. However, the laws in Switzerland are often somewhat stricter than in the EU. As we didn't want to simply dispose of the remaining quantity, we passed it on to countries that are allowed to sell the product. Unfortunately, we cannot provide any information on the pricing policy of our competitors. Kind regards, Luisa
That's sad, you would certainly have found buyers in Switzerland for CHF 1 or even CHF 2.
I would certainly have taken it too.
There are homes (for children, the elderly, the disabled) etc., schools,
Brocki, IV recipients who are no longer recipients and would have been really happy about it.
I'm sure someone here would have needed it.
Too bad, it went abroad, transport and then 1,-€ = hammer price.
So it could have been donated to a third world country for free.
@Traberli
Is it really that difficult to understand?
If you are no longer allowed to sell it in Switzerland, you are no longer allowed to pass it on in Switzerland.
Is it really that difficult to understand?
