Guest
"Get stickers with every purchase and then pick up a parcel" ... that sounds like you get a parcel straight away ... and I feel "sh..."!
Somehow Migros should stop with such sophistry. Migros thinks it's "clean" ... and still uses "tricks" that you should be ashamed of.
Guest
"Get stickers with every purchase and then pick up a parcel" ... that sounds like you get a parcel straight away ... and I feel "sh..."!
Somehow Migros should stop with such sophistry. Migros thinks it's "clean" ... and still uses "tricks" that you should be ashamed of.
I'm sorry, but anyone who doesn't understand this system or the description is beyond help. This has nothing to do with tricks. The fact that the whole campaign is certainly not there to reward customers but to generate sales is another matter.
I'm sorry, but anyone who doesn't understand this system or the description is beyond help. This has nothing to do with tricks. The fact that the whole campaign is certainly not there to reward customers but to generate sales is another matter.
For those who are really clueless, Migros should probably have added: und dann 18 Kleber einkleben....My goodness! Anyone who knows German understands that "und dann" does not mean "sofort"!!!
At this point, a big thank you to Migros, I was able to receive my first package last Saturday. We were as happy as children with the surprises we found :-) I'm already looking forward to the next package.
What you can expect as sure as the Amen in the church: with every campaign /GIFT! that Migros launches, the first grumblers are immediately on the spot! Be grateful for once.
Guest
@Familienbande You don't have to be rude here.
Unfortunately, it is only too "clear" to me that there are always idiots who think "18 stickers" into such stupid advertising .... These are the same simple people who "buy" smartphones for 1 franc ... and are then surprised that the smartphone then costs 2,000 francs.
Gottlieb Duttweiler wanted Migros to be a company that treated its customers with fairness and decency. Stupid advertising tricks and "dumb sales" are definitely not what the Migros founder had in mind.
Fraud, swindling and cheating are neither "Migros-like", nor do they correspond to the ORIGINAL "Swissness" ... which does not consist of the resentment and envy on which the rip-off initiative is based, but of traditional values that Switzerland actually wants to embody so much ... and these are decency, reason, personal responsibility and honesty.
If things go on like this, we will need a law, as in France, that criminalizes "fraudulent advertising".
The whole campaign, with this gift package, is also another one of Migros' "miller promotions". Migros promises in all sincerity that it wants to reduce waste and is constantly pushing garbage on people, which then pollutes our environment by the ton.
Such "gift packages" inevitably contain stuff that the "gift recipient" doesn't need or want ... and that ends up in the bin. And we all pay three times for the garbage: once when we "buy" the free sticker, then with our time and then we pay for the garbage collection.
In addition, "competitions" are only permitted in Switzerland if they are FREE. It is a criminal offense for Migros to make the distribution of these stickers dependent on the "gift recipient" having to buy at least 360 francs in order to receive their "gift".
We have become such a filthy society that we chase foreigners all the way to China if they drive 1 km too fast in Switzerland. ... but Migros can go on and on with its cheating.
Guest
It was certainly not Gottlieb Duttweiler's principle to try to pull the wool over people's eyes. My great-grandfather certainly wouldn't have helped him otherwise when he was boycotted!
The advertising clearly states that you get stickers at the checkout and then a gift pack in return ... if there is perhaps something in a *-text (which you can't even read) where this statement is completely changed, it's not just "cheating", it's fraud and selling stupid.
Migros is also "liked" on Facebook by xxx followers ... you are confusing honest affection with sucking up. Also, it doesn't have a button ... "I don't like".
With a "most sustainable retailer in Switzerland" diploma, you can only cheat the eternally stupid: At the very most, it says that there are even worse retailers!
What's more, anyone who believes in such "awards" and closes their eyes to reality is naive to the point of being unrealistic.
Migros is also using more and more children in its advertising ... funny: they "promise" local children that they will no longer use children in China and other dirty countries ... and here children are also used for work.
Some aid organizations even use starving and sick children for their commercials ... Migros only shows children smearing their mouths with "ice cream" ... and that in "hygienic" Switzerland ... that's sooo funny. I now understand why you often find chocolate cream jars in stores that people have licked around in. It's no big deal: you learn about it in the Migros commercials!
hjspub: then I can assume that you have your clothes made exclusively by the local dressmaker?
Guest
@Family ties
Yes, they only wear the frocks of Christa de Carouge!!!! And other "sister" uniforms, with a burka, or the traditional sister "shoebox", on the head!!!! You should take a better look around abroad: there are a lot of entrepreneurs there who manufacture products under decent conditions and who do not tolerate child slave labor.
It is part of the Swiss crankiness and arrogance that you only want to see the messes abroad, while you yourself mistreat "Verdingkinder", forcibly sterilize women, harass entrepreneurs and commit such filthy "clumsiness" as two children's charities, who advertise their "children's charity" with sick-looking children lying in the dirt (if they would pay these children they are exploiting even a somewhat reasonable "salary", then these children would have something to eat for at least 5 years!
In the Migros advertisement in question, people are not only deceived by an obviously false statement. No, people are also led to believe completely absurd "production methods": a huge teabag that these full-simpels put in a pot ... what nonsense ... which is also completely absurd for me ... I hate teabag tea, which is mostly made from waste ... is completely absurd. Then there's the scene where the alleged baker kneads about 20 kg of dough (every trade unionist should be "angry"!) and last but not least the stupid children with the chocolate around their mouths .... if, in soooooo clean Switzerland, an employee of the youth welfare office sees this, he not only informs the health department, but the children are also taken to a home ... where the Migros-sponsored "Pro Juventute" then takes measures that they already did in the days of the "children of the country road".
The children that Migros exploited there will still be being made fun of in 20 years' time for their stupid appearance.
We ban "cigarette advertising", but if children are exploited to blackmail their parents into buying some crap, then that's quite "normal".
OK ... You're right: it's a grandiose "work" by Migros if it constantly uses every conceivable "trick" to encourage children to blackmail their parents into buying all kinds of crap. If Migros did not include this "great", "charitable" work in its charitable work for future generations, then children would not be able to learn that they have to deal with people who want to "cheat" them every day.
Thank you dear Migros ... for showing me every day that not all that glitters is gold. My mother used to say: "The bigger the Christmas tree in the entrance hall, the bigger the pile of dung that is supposed to be hidden behind it.
G. Duttweiler, Karl Schweri and old Eschenmoser created business models that were (and in some cases still are) successful precisely BECAUSE they did not imitate the scams and lazy "tricks" of their competitors.
But Migros is now copying almost all the crap that its competitors are doing ... usually with a slight delay. The latest trick is the packaging size manipulation trick ... which Migros has already adopted from Aldi: the pack of brand product X suddenly becomes significantly "cheaper" and they hope that naive people won't notice that the weight has also dropped considerably ...
If Migros hopes to be successful by "cheating", then at some point it will have to learn that other companies can do it much better.
Switzerland will only be "successful" in the future if it stops supporting people who cheat and lie to people with ever new tricks.
Guest
Hello hjspub
I'm sorry that you found the text misleading and misleading. We have tried to communicate clearly through various channels. However, we may not have succeeded in doing this equally well everywhere - we apologize for that.
The website explains exactly how everything works again: https://vonuns-vonhier.migros.ch/de/start#!/c/mitmachen/ueberraschungspaket
I hope you will also receive one of our surprise packages and find some products in it that you like and are happy about.
Have a nice evening.
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
@Tanja_Migros I'm not talking about the advertising on the internet here, but about the TV commercials. They clearly give the impression that you can get a sticker at the checkout and then pick up a gift pack. In reality, the plural of the word "sticker" is being played around with and these "gift packs", which you can get for at least CHF 360, can also be found in the store and not in the order that the TV ad pretends.
I don't want to live in a world where I'm also cheated in Migros commercials and where I have to search for some lower-case """ text ... "You get a vacuum cleaner with your order )*
as a gift" .." )* it's a toy vacuum cleaner where you have to buy the batteries you need to make the "table vacuum cleaner dummy" make noise".
The whole thing just doesn't fit in with Migros ... I don't want Migros to produce more "garbage" than people need and at the same time brag about its "generation project".
If Migros thinks it has to satisfy the "wishes" of people who are hooked on all the garbage that Migros has given away as an "encore" in recent years (these "surprise packages" also belong to this category ... I buy what I need, surprise packages are nonsense), THEN Migros just has to offer that people who don't want the garbage can choose to get a few points on their Cumulus card and that this happens automatically, without the question "do they want these points" ... this question is an imposition for Migros staff AND customers.
Mr. Schweri from Denner has already abolished the "discount stamps" ... Now it's time to adapt this idea to our times ... either you sell everything "net", or you give customers who don't want the promotional crap a few points on their customer card without bothering them with the promotion. Every customer who leaves Migros these "stickers" and "gifts" reduces the mountain of waste and saves Migros a lot of money.
Guest
I'm curious to see if I'll make it to the parcel, I doubt I'll buy enough.
For those who are really clueless, Migros should probably have added: und dann 18 Kleber einkleben....My goodness! Anyone who knows German understands that "und dann" does not mean "sofort"!!!
At this point, a big thank you to Migros, I was able to receive my first package last Saturday. We were as happy as children with the surprises we found :-) I'm already looking forward to the next package.
What you can expect as sure as the Amen in the church: with every campaign /GIFT! that Migros launches, the first grumblers are immediately on the spot! Be grateful for once.
Guest
@Familienbande You don't have to be rude here.
Unfortunately, it is only too "clear" to me that there are always idiots who think "18 stickers" into such stupid advertising .... These are the same simple people who "buy" smartphones for 1 franc ... and are then surprised that the smartphone then costs 2,000 francs.
Gottlieb Duttweiler wanted Migros to be a company that treated its customers with fairness and decency. Stupid advertising tricks and "dumb sales" are definitely not what the Migros founder had in mind.
Fraud, swindling and cheating are neither "Migros-like", nor do they correspond to the ORIGINAL "Swissness" ... which does not consist of the resentment and envy on which the rip-off initiative is based, but of traditional values that Switzerland actually wants to embody so much ... and these are decency, reason, personal responsibility and honesty.
If things go on like this, we will need a law, as in France, that criminalizes "fraudulent advertising".
The whole campaign, with this gift package, is also another one of Migros' "miller promotions". Migros promises in all sincerity that it wants to reduce waste and is constantly pushing garbage on people, which then pollutes our environment by the ton.
Such "gift packages" inevitably contain stuff that the "gift recipient" doesn't need or want ... and that ends up in the bin. And we all pay three times for the garbage: once when we "buy" the free sticker, then with our time and then we pay for the garbage collection.
In addition, "competitions" are only permitted in Switzerland if they are FREE. It is a criminal offense for Migros to make the distribution of these stickers dependent on the "gift recipient" having to buy at least 360 francs in order to receive their "gift".
We have become such a filthy society that we chase foreigners all the way to China if they drive 1 km too fast in Switzerland. ... but Migros can go on and on with its cheating.
Guest
It was certainly not Gottlieb Duttweiler's principle to try to pull the wool over people's eyes. My great-grandfather certainly wouldn't have helped him otherwise when he was boycotted!
The advertising clearly states that you get stickers at the checkout and then a gift pack in return ... if there is perhaps something in a *-text (which you can't even read) where this statement is completely changed, it's not just "cheating", it's fraud and selling stupid.
Migros is also "liked" on Facebook by xxx followers ... you are confusing honest affection with sucking up. Also, it doesn't have a button ... "I don't like".
With a "most sustainable retailer in Switzerland" diploma, you can only cheat the eternally stupid: At the very most, it says that there are even worse retailers!
What's more, anyone who believes in such "awards" and closes their eyes to reality is naive to the point of being unrealistic.
Migros is also using more and more children in its advertising ... funny: they "promise" local children that they will no longer use children in China and other dirty countries ... and here children are also used for work.
Some aid organizations even use starving and sick children for their commercials ... Migros only shows children smearing their mouths with "ice cream" ... and that in "hygienic" Switzerland ... that's sooo funny. I now understand why you often find chocolate cream jars in stores that people have licked around in. It's no big deal: you learn about it in the Migros commercials!
hjspub: then I can assume that you have your clothes made exclusively by the local dressmaker?
Guest
@Family ties
Yes, they only wear the frocks of Christa de Carouge!!!! And other "sister" uniforms, with a burka, or the traditional sister "shoebox", on the head!!!! You should take a better look around abroad: there are a lot of entrepreneurs there who manufacture products under decent conditions and who do not tolerate child slave labor.
It is part of the Swiss crankiness and arrogance that you only want to see the messes abroad, while you yourself mistreat "Verdingkinder", forcibly sterilize women, harass entrepreneurs and commit such filthy "clumsiness" as two children's charities, who advertise their "children's charity" with sick-looking children lying in the dirt (if they would pay these children they are exploiting even a somewhat reasonable "salary", then these children would have something to eat for at least 5 years!
In the Migros advertisement in question, people are not only deceived by an obviously false statement. No, people are also led to believe completely absurd "production methods": a huge teabag that these full-simpels put in a pot ... what nonsense ... which is also completely absurd for me ... I hate teabag tea, which is mostly made from waste ... is completely absurd. Then there's the scene where the alleged baker kneads about 20 kg of dough (every trade unionist should be "angry"!) and last but not least the stupid children with the chocolate around their mouths .... if, in soooooo clean Switzerland, an employee of the youth welfare office sees this, he not only informs the health department, but the children are also taken to a home ... where the Migros-sponsored "Pro Juventute" then takes measures that they already did in the days of the "children of the country road".
The children that Migros exploited there will still be being made fun of in 20 years' time for their stupid appearance.
We ban "cigarette advertising", but if children are exploited to blackmail their parents into buying some crap, then that's quite "normal".
OK ... You're right: it's a grandiose "work" by Migros if it constantly uses every conceivable "trick" to encourage children to blackmail their parents into buying all kinds of crap. If Migros did not include this "great", "charitable" work in its charitable work for future generations, then children would not be able to learn that they have to deal with people who want to "cheat" them every day.
Thank you dear Migros ... for showing me every day that not all that glitters is gold. My mother used to say: "The bigger the Christmas tree in the entrance hall, the bigger the pile of dung that is supposed to be hidden behind it.
G. Duttweiler, Karl Schweri and old Eschenmoser created business models that were (and in some cases still are) successful precisely BECAUSE they did not imitate the scams and lazy "tricks" of their competitors.
But Migros is now copying almost all the crap that its competitors are doing ... usually with a slight delay. The latest trick is the packaging size manipulation trick ... which Migros has already adopted from Aldi: the pack of brand product X suddenly becomes significantly "cheaper" and they hope that naive people won't notice that the weight has also dropped considerably ...
If Migros hopes to be successful by "cheating", then at some point it will have to learn that other companies can do it much better.
Switzerland will only be "successful" in the future if it stops supporting people who cheat and lie to people with ever new tricks.
Guest
Hello hjspub
I'm sorry that you found the text misleading and misleading. We have tried to communicate clearly through various channels. However, we may not have succeeded in doing this equally well everywhere - we apologize for that.
The website explains exactly how everything works again: https://vonuns-vonhier.migros.ch/de/start#!/c/mitmachen/ueberraschungspaket
I hope you will also receive one of our surprise packages and find some products in it that you like and are happy about.
Have a nice evening.
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
@Tanja_Migros I'm not talking about the advertising on the internet here, but about the TV commercials. They clearly give the impression that you can get a sticker at the checkout and then pick up a gift pack. In reality, the plural of the word "sticker" is being played around with and these "gift packs", which you can get for at least CHF 360, can also be found in the store and not in the order that the TV ad pretends.
I don't want to live in a world where I'm also cheated in Migros commercials and where I have to search for some lower-case """ text ... "You get a vacuum cleaner with your order )*
as a gift" .." )* it's a toy vacuum cleaner where you have to buy the batteries you need to make the "table vacuum cleaner dummy" make noise".
The whole thing just doesn't fit in with Migros ... I don't want Migros to produce more "garbage" than people need and at the same time brag about its "generation project".
If Migros thinks it has to satisfy the "wishes" of people who are hooked on all the garbage that Migros has given away as an "encore" in recent years (these "surprise packages" also belong to this category ... I buy what I need, surprise packages are nonsense), THEN Migros just has to offer that people who don't want the garbage can choose to get a few points on their Cumulus card and that this happens automatically, without the question "do they want these points" ... this question is an imposition for Migros staff AND customers.
Mr. Schweri from Denner has already abolished the "discount stamps" ... Now it's time to adapt this idea to our times ... either you sell everything "net", or you give customers who don't want the promotional crap a few points on their customer card without bothering them with the promotion. Every customer who leaves Migros these "stickers" and "gifts" reduces the mountain of waste and saves Migros a lot of money.
Guest
I'm curious to see if I'll make it to the parcel, I doubt I'll buy enough.
