Hello dear Migros Since you are selling Melectronics, how do you still want to sell the cell phone and internet subscriptions? Since these are often bought by older people, will M Budget Mobile disappear like the rest or will you find other distribution partners to offer them?
M-Budget Mobile is not necessarily only linked to Melectronics. There will certainly also be a way to continue offering it in supermarkets. (If they even want to) Let's see what Migro comes up with for a solution here. Just wait and see.... Porting to the M-Budget Mobile parent company "Wingo" would of course also be possible, although this is currently only an online provider....
M-Budget Mobile is not necessarily only linked to Melectronics. There will certainly also be a way to continue offering it in supermarkets. (If they even want to) Let's see what Migro comes up with for a solution here. Just wait and see.... Porting to the M-Budget Mobile parent company "Wingo" would of course also be possible, although this is currently only an online provider....
I know that, but I can imagine that most people bought their cell phone subscription there. because at the moment you can't buy it at the post office anymore, nor at Digitec, nor at melectronics. the offer itself has also been greatly reduced. in the past you could still pay for cell phones in installments. that's no longer possible, or there were cumulus points on unused data, or later cumulus points on the bill itself. that's all been abolished.
Yes, I could also imagine that it could be merged with wingo. But that would mean that Migros would destroy itself more again Coop, Lidl, Aldi, all have mobile offers and the M Budget itself has also existed for years wingo is something else again they also offer a smaller support so the service would get a little worse again and also have nothing more to do with migros. A statement from migros itself would be interesting.
Hello Hassan2018, the sale of Melectronics has no impact on the services of M-Budget Mobile. All M-Budget Mobile products (mobile, prepaid, internet, TV and landline) can still be used and purchased and all customers can contact the free hotline for personal advice as usual. Options for physical consultation are currently being examined, but no further details can be provided at present. Best regards, Melanie
