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
@acko the people who don't want that, they pay for the gambling addicted, curious people! In addition, we also pay for the fact that Migros produces tons of waste that then has to be "disposed of". We all pay waste collection fees for this and our environment is damaged.
Migros makes grandiose promises to future generations that it wants to reduce unnecessary waste and is constantly inventing new games that produce waste.
And when Migros involves children in its advertising, which encourages them to consume garbage, it sends out the wrong message to our children.
This kind of thing is just shabby and dirty: you hope for the stupidity of the "players", entice their children to "buy" "surprise packages" without any sense or purpose and cheat the customers with very grandiose claims about the "careful" way in which you want to "protect" the environment for future generations.
Kind of fits in with Switzerland today: you sell weapons and mess up the environment, and always claim what a great nation you are, with such a great "role model character".
Guest
@deactivated user
You've got a lot of frustration building up, huh? Me too after the last vote...
But if I have something in the package that I don't need / like myself, it never gets thrown away. I always give surplus and unwanted items to neighbors, family and friends.
Greetings moz
p.s. I'm studying what your name stands for.
Guest
@moz I don't have any "frustration". Not even because of the last vote ... at most, I'll be ashamed of the EU for not enforcing the treaties concluded as they are concluded: if something affects people's freedom and other progress, you can't go back!
However, you also shouldn't create a bunch of office jobs that you then have to fill with immigrants ... Switzerland isn't sooo beautiful that people couldn't live better where they live now ... with "home work", for an employer in Switzerland, it's even ideal.
Whether it's immigration, SBB congestion, night-time sales or stupid advertising games in Migros ... we are constantly creating new needs and then complaining that we need more and more "workers" to meet them.
Like Migros, we promise future generations "improvement" and more consideration for the environment ... and produce more and more waste.
As for the gift packages, it's a "tourn-a-round" if you give away stuff you can't use ... You make yourself into a kind of "free advertiser", handing out a few free "samples" for Migros.
We do live in a "capitalist" society, but there are a few capitalists who imagine that the others are all "voluntary free helpers". We are so screwed up that we get upset about a few stupid "rip-off artists" and at the same time support the real rip-off artists, like Facebook, because we are too stupid to tell these dirty super rip-off artists that the "I don't like" button is missing.
And it is precisely this "I don't like" button that is missing from these Migros promotions ... and there is also a lack of people who clearly state that they are not taking part in a "competition" because they "love" Migros, but because they want to win the car that is supposedly up for grabs.
I don't want people around me who accept any crap without criticism ... for me it's like the mafia: if you love the top mafioso, then YOU are a "goodie-goodie", if you don't, you're dead. That leads to people idolizing "leaders" like old Adoof, even though any village idiot should have realized what an idiot he was.
Migros hires us to hand out free samples ... ... and then turns the whole thing on us with a completely filthy advertisement in which they even abuse children.
And our society is so filthy that I assume that a man who distributes these "gifts" to children on the street must be careful not to be labeled a child molester.
OK: You're right, the fake child molester doesn't have to complain: he can then go "riding" with a nice young lady once a week and/or learn Tai boxing!
If Migros wants to distribute samples, it can do so itself. But: when I go to Migros, I want to shop, not play.
Guest
no acko ... as long as Migros continues to make lazy promises to future generations while, in its advertising, making children work and otherwise showing "working conditions" that would make any trade unionist scratch their head ... as long as these conditions have to be denounced.
Migros is a Swiss "model company" ... and shows us in this advertisement that it, like Switzerland, does a lot of things the wrong way round.
Guest
@Tanja_Migros this discussion here is not worth much especially because I have an idea for a much better replacement for such promotions. Can you please make sure that someone from the management contacts me who deals with advertising tricks .... I have something that is downright revolutionary and that every "loyalty card issuer" will snatch out of my hand.
Guest
Hello hjspub
I'll pass on your message straight away. Your idea sounds very mysterious :-).
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
Hi hjspub
We briefly discussed this again in the team. Can you describe your idea to us? Then we can really pass it on to the right people and they'll get an idea of what it's all about.
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
Hello Tanja_Migros,
You can't paraphrase that ... It's a massive expansion-improvement of customer card systems (such as Cumulus) and/or giveaway campaigns. The system does not produce waste, but prevents a lot of waste. That's why it fits in very well with the Migros idea, with its promises for future generations.
I have been working on a project idea for a long time, where an underlying project was unexpectedly awarded the title of "UNESCO Decade Project". Several multinational food companies and retail chains are interested in some aspects of this project.
The project is so expandable that it could go too far if it falls into the wrong hands. That's why I'm looking for a partner who will use the idea responsibly, but not recklessly.
hjspub
@Tanja_Migros: Yes, in THAT case I would immediately forward hjspub to the Federal President ;-)
Guest
@Famiienbande very good idea ... hopefully the "Federal President" is not as intelligent, witty, open-minded and far-sighted as you .... I envy you for your "broad-mindedness", I can't believe that there are soooo clever people like you! I'm sure you still participate in other forums, where people are now longingly hoping for your wise advice .... it's almost like Alfons, who is sitting in the Hobräuhaus and because of him, the Bavarian government is still waiting for divine advice.
Couldn't YOU open the topic "Federal President" and present your wisdom there in a topic-oriented way?
