Dear Migros, how do you reconcile all this? You claim to be doing something for future generations with the Generation M campaign and then immediately ruin your good intentions and credibility with a stupid car competition. What a shame, nothing but CO2....
The only positive thing are the flyers. Why not just those and bicycles and a few GA travelcards or train travel vouchers? Or at least Mobility memberships ...
Dear Migros
I agree with Solfrid. I had to rub my eyes, I couldn't believe what I was seeing. The biggest game of all Migros times - raffle of cars etc... If I hadn't seen the Migros logo in the bottom right-hand corner, I would have thought that Coop was running another competition like it did before. Well, the procedure is a little different, you have to collect and stick stickers. The prizes are few, but big. They are also not very creative. People are happy to take a car, but it contradicts the ecological measures that Migros is always boasting about.
Competitions are good. For me, competitions where I have a real chance of winning something are great. It would be more exciting for me if the prizes were smaller, but there were more of them. Or free products from the range. Or free admission to an institution, etc.
All in all. The campaign doesn't really fit in with Migros... Too bad the money could have been used to do something much better. But maybe that will come.
@moccetti: I would also find these ideas significantly more exciting, more sensible and more compatible with the much-expressed goals.
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I agree with Moccetti, smaller profits from which many customers can benefit. Above all, I think this competition doesn't even fit in with Migros
You speak from my heart so to speak and in my opinion a huge flop, was shopping twice at the weekend in different stores
but oweh there were already no more stickers! Are customers being taken for a ride? ( Sorry)
or just pure Zöcklerei ?
Who comes up with such ideas, new marketing strategy?
And here's the trick to getting the cars etc. If you get one of the following sticks, you have practically won the corresponding prize:
Touareg 3
Beetle 1
Seat 6
Piaggio 2
Flyer 4
All the other sticks are quickly collected, i.e. the whole gluing process is pure occupational therapy.
@Sirio,
right, I'm missing them too (4x), but I don't glue them, I color them red in tables. I only glue them at the end. I suspect that I don't need the Cementit®. Maybe the 50 sticks will only come into circulation during the final spurt.
That reminds me of the Rivella summer promotion with the letters. The same few letters were always missing. As already mentioned. I have trouble with these kinds of competitions...
Quote moccetti: For me, competitions where I have a real chance of winning something are great. It would be more exciting for me if there were smaller prizes, but more of them.
It was precisely for this reason that I definitely stopped playing the Swiss Zahlenlotto a year ago. At that time, the number of numbers was increased to 45 so that even more gigantic jackpots would accumulate and more people would play, which is exactly what happened. In this respect, most people obviously tick differently to you and me.
I can only agree with the opinions expressed here. In addition, the good, dear state comes along and opens its hands. The winner may not even be able to afford the profit tax. And then, sell the car for less than it's worth in order to pay all the profit tax? Too bad about the profit. It would be nicer if you could win something from the Migros range, discount vouchers, discounts for excursion destinations, tickets to concerts/cinemas/theaters...
