Paper for nothing

Papier für nix

Dear Migros
Ever since it became possible, I have been scanning my purchases myself and paying electronically. I also redeem Cumulus vouchers electronically (i.e. paperless). The letter with the vouchers goes straight into the bin. Please stop filling people like me with paper for nothing. How much longer can this ecological nonsense go on? You could save a lot of money and I could save myself the trouble of throwing away paper. Please give this some serious thought. I'd be happy to help you think about what both could look like with an optional as-well solution. Thank you. Lg A. S. from W.

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All replies (19)

Frederica

Hello@almahegsch

This request has already been made many times and should be in progress. You will find it by searching. Apparently you are not that ecological, as you write: "The letter with the receipts goes straight into the bin". For me, the documents end up in the waste paper!

Best regards and have a nice rest of the day

Frederica

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almahegsch

Please forgive me for the rhetorical faux pas. The Goödwaage has done them justice by separating the enclosed brochures from the waste paper. Only the coupons do not. Not having mentioned this differentiation with the necessary precision may be an almost unforgivable sin of omission. However, please give me credit for two things: on the one hand, I separate my waste very carefully and, on the other hand, I found this very fact in favor of the original post as not particularly worth knowing or conducive to the actual content. Ok then?

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Guest

Hello @almahegsch

Thank you for your new question on the subject. I have forwarded it to colleagues to find out what the current status is.

You will hear from us again as soon as we have found out more.

Until then, best wishes and happy holidays.

Marina

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Nina_Migros

Hello @almahegsch, as @Frederica has already mentioned, we are working on this topic. This wish has already been expressed several times and we are currently looking at various options, but unfortunately I can't announce anything new at the moment. I can only assure you that we are aware of this wish.

Kind regards, Nina

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Guest

It's much easier to put pressure on Migros:

Don't even open the envelope, write "Acceptance refused" clearly on the front, sign it and put it in the nearest letterbox. This way, Migros not only has to pay the return postage, but also the disposal costs.

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stecki

I always send begging letters and the like back with "Acceptance refused". But I don't think the Cumulus letters have a sender on them. So nothing would be returned.

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AlMiDeCoLi

No sender is actually noted on the envelopes, but this is still visible to Swiss Post: in the window above the recipient address. The number to the right of "P.P. 8005 Zurich".

However, anyone who returns the Cumulus statement with "Acceptance refused" should expect to be excluded from the loyalty program. Not only because Migros will have to pay the return postage, but also because Migros must expect that the recipient will continue to do so in the future and will no longer be interested in participating in Cumulus.

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suppenteller

I would never throw away the vouchers, as you can only redeem the paper ones at Obi, for example, and not the digital ones.

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Cumulus-Infoline

Unfortunately, it is currently not possible to stop Cumulus being sent in paper form.

This is particularly the case as some benefit coupons are not available digitally.

As we at Cumulus and our partners are constantly striving to develop and improve, we are happy to receive your feedback and forward it to the relevant department. Unfortunately, we cannot provide any information on the feasibility and timing of implementation - we ask for your understanding.

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Mystery1978

Well, if that wasn't a 0-8-15 answer. Migros-Helpline at least still have a "Best regards Sebi, Richi " or whatever their names are.

So my suggestion on the subject is still this.

Just send a letter to everyone, even with these orange postcards. Then everyone should take a writing utensil in their hand once more and tick the following box

"I want digital coupons in future, then he will have those and a little less waste paper."

Or "I would like to have everything with a paper receipt in future."

Nobody has to tell me that this is not possible. Not even Cumulus Hotline. Data is stored everywhere. Registering is no big deal either. You can also pay with Twint, so it's technically feasible.

Sorry for my directness.

Lg @Mystery1978

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