Dear Migros A little idea from me for during the Corona period: How about putting the Migros buses (from my childhood) back into service? This would be a great alternative for older people in particular to do their shopping safely :) https://www.migrosmagazin.ch/wie-der-migrosbus-vor-dem-aussterben-gerettet-wurde Kind regards Fabrizio Rohrbach
Dear Migros A little idea from me for during the Corona period: How about putting the Migros buses (from my childhood) back into service? This would be a great alternative for older people in particular to do their shopping safely :) https://www.migrosmagazin.ch/wie-der-migrosbus-vor-dem-aussterben-gerettet-wurde Kind regards Fabrizio Rohrbach
Hello Fabrizio Thank you for your message. There are no plans to bring the Migros trolleys back to life. However, together with Pro Senectute, we have launched an opportunity for neighborhood help and offer a free home delivery service for groceries - of course for people who primarily belong to the risk groups. https://www.amigos.ch/de/produkte-bern/ Best regards Sebastian
Hello Fabrizio Thank you for your message. There are no plans to bring the Migros trolleys back to life. However, together with Pro Senectute, we have launched an opportunity for neighborhood help and offer a free home delivery service for groceries - of course for people who primarily belong to the risk groups. https://www.amigos.ch/de/produkte-bern/ Best regards Sebastian
Primarily for at-risk groups, i.e. over 65, I think that's good, but you need a Migros account, the app on your smartphone and a credit card. ... It's a bit of a hassle, why not make it easier? JUST for the less experienced "target group." Have you planned a "light" version like Coop, where you can even order by email or phone? It has a simple basic assortment, always 10 days to pay by invoice, delivery guaranteed in a few days and from a minimum order value of 20. Amigos" are not available everywhere and you can forget about LeShop anyway.
Hello Knusperli It's easier: Migros has set up a telephone service together with Pro Senectute. People in the at-risk group who do not have Internet access can order their groceries by phone and on account. The toll-free number is: 0800 585 887 (Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.). In Ticino, the freephone number is: 0800 789 000. In addition, there is still the option of placing an order for a person at risk as a relative and then having it delivered to the person at risk's home. Best regards Sebastian
Hello Fabrizio Thank you for your message. There are no plans to bring the Migros trolleys back to life. However, together with Pro Senectute, we have launched an opportunity for neighborhood help and offer a free home delivery service for groceries - of course for people who primarily belong to the risk groups. https://www.amigos.ch/de/produkte-bern/ Best regards Sebastian
Hello Sebastian Thank you very much for the quick reply and for offering such solutions for the risk groups :) Best regards Fabrizio Rohrbach
Primarily for at-risk groups, i.e. over 65, I think that's good, but you need a Migros account, the app on your smartphone and a credit card. ... It's a bit of a hassle, why not make it easier? JUST for the less experienced "target group." Have you planned a "light" version like Coop, where you can even order by email or phone? It has a simple basic assortment, always 10 days to pay by invoice, delivery guaranteed in a few days and from a minimum order value of 20. Amigos" are not available everywhere and you can forget about LeShop anyway.
Hello Knusperli It's easier: Migros has set up a telephone service together with Pro Senectute. People in the at-risk group who do not have Internet access can order their groceries by phone and on account. The toll-free number is: 0800 585 887 (Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.). In Ticino, the freephone number is: 0800 789 000. In addition, there is still the option of placing an order for a person at risk as a relative and then having it delivered to the person at risk's home. Best regards Sebastian
Hello Fabrizio Thank you for your message. There are no plans to bring the Migros trolleys back to life. However, together with Pro Senectute, we have launched an opportunity for neighborhood help and offer a free home delivery service for groceries - of course for people who primarily belong to the risk groups. https://www.amigos.ch/de/produkte-bern/ Best regards Sebastian
Hello Sebastian Thank you very much for the quick reply and for offering such solutions for the risk groups :) Best regards Fabrizio Rohrbach
