At the moment I have to realize more and more that we only have coupons after coupons in our pockets. Even the staff don't always enjoy the fact that there are discounts, which is great, but does it make sense to overwhelm the customers with so many coupons and x-fold Cumulus? Isn't there another solution?
Guest
I agree, as I usually forget the coupons at home and have to throw them away because they have expired and I couldn't benefit from them, I find this system really annoying. I also wonder where the environmental protection is with regard to wasting paper
Hello everyone!
Thank you very much for your feedback! Do you have any specific ideas on how we could offer discounts and other benefits in a different way? We will be happy to pass on your suggestions to those responsible.
We can't promise that your ideas will be implemented. However, we are always open to suggestions for improvement and look forward to your creative input.
Best regards
Daniel, Migipedia team
hello daniel, i was hoping that you have a creative streak;-)) with the cumulus number, is there something to be done there?? that these coupons are stored there directly?? or is it somehow noted directly for the next purchases according to turnover?? also, i don't think it's right that everyone benefits from the same thing, since not everyone makes the same turnover. greetings toscab
I can live with the Cumulus voucher system because I sort out the stubs immediately. The good ones go to the cash card sorted by date, the bad ones to the waste bin. A little mental work is good for everyone. ☼
I'd like to be able to specify which offers I want to benefit from and which I don't in my Cumulus account. Then I wouldn't tick "ex libris", "OBI", "SPORTXX", "DEPOT", "micasa" and "Migros Restaurant" as I don't visit these stores.
I think the printable special offers on Facebook from "melectronics" and "Migros Aare" are great. Surely it has potential for expansion?
As a self-scanning customer, I hold the Cumulus coupons in front of the scanner and the payment station doesn't care which barcode is checked. It is either accepted or rejected.
I have not yet heard any negative comments from staff about the "paperwork". Whether they scan a coupon or an item is the same for them, because that's their job. ✿
Guest
I'm just not that well organized. It's just a shame that the coupons can't be stored directly on the Cumulus card. I want to shop cashless and paperless
so as far as the mental work is concerned, this is probably too much of a good thing. Don't just have your head on a swivel when shopping, but also on your wallet. with a family, that's probably not inevitable. Facebook!!! I don't have this crap and therefore can't benefit from it. The older generation will agree with me as not everyone has it. As for the interest transactions, that would be a good idea and would certainly save a lot of paper.
@ watschli the cumulus card would also be my suggestion I'm glad that others see this too;-))) thanks
@tosacab,
beautifully written: "the older generation ... ". I suspect that I occupy a top position in the age pyramid, just like the "most active users" :-/
@Daniel,
can't you merge the Cumulus Palaver into one section under Cumulus in the forum, because at the moment there are X threads open with the same issues!
Best regards
Istanbul
Guest
when I read your comments, I have to ask myself whether "I'm too stupid" to shop at Migros, .....
I like the loyalty cards from Volg much better, I can collect them and stick them in when I have time and redeem them for Fr. 10.00 at some point (no expiration date or other restrictions)
