I think it's total nonsense when "customer catching" campaigns like this one are carried out again and again. Migros constantly writes about how environmentally conscious it is, but then it does campaigns with plastic toys like these. How many of these toys will end up floating in the trash or even worse in the water? Think more ecologically.
Playmobil is a great toy in and of itself. But, as already mentioned, this campaign is yet another case of customer capture! Migros has always been strong when it comes to greenwashing 😆
Playmobil is a great toy in and of itself. But, as already mentioned, this campaign is yet another case of customer capture! Migros has always been strong when it comes to greenwashing 😆
So I'm very happy to take your stickers if you don't need/want them! 😊 I collect them for my nieces, who are both big Playmobil fans, and since we do most of our shopping at Migros, we get the stickers for free. What I find rather annoying are the people who sell the stickers at horrendous prices via tutti.ch and the like... 2 full trading cards for 125 francs for stickers that you get for free when you go shopping anyway...
Hello weldat, Migros wants to offer great fun with this collector's promotion. The PLAYMOBIL sets are based on a timeless cult game. The figures are sturdily built and can be used over the long term. In this case, the short-term character is by no means encouraged. If interest in the figures should fade at some point, the game elements can be passed on, for example. Kind regards, Melanie
Playmobil is a great toy in and of itself. But, as already mentioned, this campaign is yet another case of customer capture! Migros has always been strong when it comes to greenwashing 😆
Just like other companies do with their wokeness... I find it funny how everyone has always belittled Coop and Migros with regard to Cumulus/coop cards and the collection campaigns with their "customer catching"... but now both have several collection campaigns and Lidl even advertises its Lidl card extremely and sometimes only allows discounts with their card. Personally, the collection campaigns are too stupid for me... I've been to several supermarket chains in Europe in recent years and now everyone is doing it. Of course these companies want to retain children... And look at today...in Germany
It's clear what this is all about - the children should be introduced to Migros as early as possible ; )
Playmobil is a long-lasting toy that lasts for generations. I have Playmobil from my childhood, which is probably 35 years old. It can still be played with. Playmobil can also be passed on very well, so you don't have to throw it away if you no longer want it. And why my Playmobil should be floating in water is also a mystery to me. I don't think all Migros Manias are equally great, but Playmobil is one of the more useful Manias for me. And: if you don't like it, you can simply refuse it at the checkout.
Apparently, "catching customers" is no longer worthwhile with adults. At least that's the impression I get when I see how cautious people are with Cumulus vouchers compared to the past. The few supermarket Cumulus vouchers are just a joke. To disguise this fact, they have now simply mixed in even more useless vouchers from the specialist stores in the app.
Of course you can have different opinions here, but if such a campaign is started, I personally think it makes sense to simply distribute high-quality Playmobil or Tiptoi products and not inferior products that end up in the trash after a few weeks. And for those who can't do anything with it - please just refuse and don't take it just because it's *free* ;)
Of course you can have different opinions here, but if such a campaign is started, I personally think it makes sense to simply distribute high-quality Playmobil or Tiptoi products and not inferior products that end up in the trash after a few weeks. And for those who can't do anything with it - please just refuse and don't take it just because it's *free* ;)
Yes, you can! Just take it and then sell it at tutti.ch and co. 🤦🏼♀️ You could make a profit from it...
Yes, you can! Just take it and then sell it at tutti.ch and co. 🤦🏼♀️ You could make a profit from it...
And why does it bother you if someone is making a "profit" from it? After all, nobody is forced to buy the stickers, are they?
