I think Ueberraschungs Koffer is very good. It's a great way to discover Migros' own brands.
But there are some people, especially older single-person households, who are not able to "purchase" them with the required points within the specified period. Suggestion: Set the price with a Cumulus voucher and make it possible to buy them.
I think Ueberraschungs Koffer is very good. It's a great way to discover Migros' own brands.
But there are some people, especially older single-person households, who are not able to "purchase" them with the required points within the specified period. Suggestion: Set the price with a Cumulus voucher and make it possible to buy them.
Is this about work? where do the employees stand with the cross-border shoppers who go abroad to save money? what are we kidding ourselves? this is a tough calculation.
How many customers make a quick purchase during these promotional periods to fill the card, only to be disappointed when they see the contents - clearly a huge disappointment and rip-off.
Open your eyes!
Is this about work? where do the employees stand with the cross-border shoppers who go abroad to save money? what are we kidding ourselves? this is a tough calculation.
How many customers make a quick purchase during these promotional periods to fill the card, only to be disappointed when they see the contents - clearly a huge disappointment and rip-off.
Open your eyes!
I'm also very annoyed that MIGROS charges 20 francs for a single sticker. There are a lot of people who don't buy things for that much money all at once. More than you might think. Poverty is growing and growing in Switzerland. Unfortunately. At the expense of the ever richer. Coop, for example, sells stickers for as little as 10 francs. Of course, you have to pay extra for a full card at Coop. But the bottom line is that it's cheaper and more motivating if you get one sticker for every 10 francs. What's more, you get really good goods and not the same old "junk" (usually small toys) that just sits around. The duration of these collection campaigns is also always shorter at MIGROS than at the Coop. They probably calculated exactly what you can and can't collect. There are good statistics for this. They show exactly that the "small" shopper just can't get a card full.
Guest
Hello@Wisibricks
We understand that individual households may not fill the card by the end of the promotion. For this reason, the campaign is not personalized and you can join forces with others to enjoy a surprise suitcase together. We hope that you will still be able to receive a surprise suitcase.
I will be happy to pass on your criticisms to the people responsible.
Kind regards
Urs
I'm also very annoyed that MIGROS charges 20 francs for a single sticker. There are a lot of people who don't buy things for that much money all at once. More than you might think. Poverty is growing and growing in Switzerland. Unfortunately. At the expense of the ever richer. Coop, for example, sells stickers for as little as 10 francs. Of course, you have to pay extra for a full card at Coop. But the bottom line is that it's cheaper and more motivating if you get one sticker for every 10 francs. What's more, you get really good goods and not the same old "junk" (usually small toys) that just sits around. The duration of these collection campaigns is also always shorter at MIGROS than at the Coop. They probably calculated exactly what you can and can't collect. There are good statistics for this. They show exactly that the "small" shopper just can't get a card full.
Guest
Hello@Wisibricks
We understand that individual households may not fill the card by the end of the promotion. For this reason, the campaign is not personalized and you can join forces with others to enjoy a surprise suitcase together. We hope that you will still be able to receive a surprise suitcase.
I will be happy to pass on your criticisms to the people responsible.
Kind regards
Urs
