@M-Infoline Where are the 2-fold, 5-fold etc. Cumulus coupons valid? Cumulus coupons valid? What exactly does Migros mean by "entire Migros supermarket range"? Do Do it, Micasa, SportXX, Melectronics etc. also count? Are these x-fold Cumulus coupons also valid for MBudget products and charge bags and e.g. iTunes top-up cards etc.? Many thanks for the information.
"Entire Migros supermarket range" means that the vouchers can be used in Migros stores. SportXX, Do It + Garden Migros, Melectronics etc. are specialist stores and therefore not supermarkets, which is why the vouchers do not belong to them. The coupons are valid for M-Budget products, as they are part of the Migros supermarket range. M-Budget products that are sold in specialist stores are also excluded here. Charge bags and iTunes and other top-up cards and similar are services that Migros provides for third-party providers, which is why they NEVER earn Cumulus points.
"Entire Migros supermarket range" means that the vouchers can be used in Migros stores. SportXX, Do It + Garden Migros, Melectronics etc. are specialist stores and therefore not supermarkets, which is why the vouchers do not belong to them. The coupons are valid for M-Budget products, as they are part of the Migros supermarket range. M-Budget products that are sold in specialist stores are also excluded here. Charge bags and iTunes and other top-up cards and similar are services that Migros provides for third-party providers, which is why they NEVER earn Cumulus points.
Thank you very much!
"Entire Migros supermarket range" means that the vouchers can be used in Migros stores. SportXX, Do It + Garden Migros, Melectronics etc. are specialist stores and therefore not supermarkets, which is why the vouchers do not belong to them. The coupons are valid for M-Budget products, as they are part of the Migros supermarket range. M-Budget products that are sold in specialist stores are also excluded here. Charge bags and iTunes and other top-up cards and similar are services that Migros provides for third-party providers, which is why they NEVER earn Cumulus points.
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