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Migros could make a few children happy if they were to arrange for a re-production and at the same time put a stop to the speculators on Tutti and Epay. There are still many free sets in the stores, so I wonder how it is possible that there are no more stores to buy them. Kind regards, a disappointed Migros child
Will there be another Migros store available for purchase?
Hello AWUÄZG, thank you for your question. If a store no longer has individual sets, we will endeavor to supply this store again. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
But 99% are sold out. No communication... very weak... Are people out of luck?
Hello Dragonball, thank you very much for your message. If a store runs out of individual sets, we will endeavor to resupply this store as soon as possible. In addition, the promotion is linked to the note "while stocks last", as we are unable to guarantee that the goods will be sufficient for the entire demand. We ask for your understanding.
The availability of the individual sets can be checked on the promotion website www.migros.ch/playmobilmania. The availability data is only updated once a day, which is why deviations may occur. If a set is no longer available, we recommend checking the stock of the set you are looking for in another store. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Dear Migros, this is purely about the store... the rest is more than enough
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The fact that retailers such as Migros and Coop have been using a targeted and well-thought-out customer acquisition strategy for years to increase their sales and retain the customers of tomorrow is typical of today's consumer society. What annoys me about these collection campaigns from Migros and Coop is quite a lot!
I find it striking that from the first collection day (every day anew), thousands of points/stickers, full cards or already redeemed items are posted on various sales platforms and sold at outrageous prices by individual "providers" throughout the entire collection campaign! Such trade should be banned and stopped immediately, as it is impossible to legally collect so many collection points!
Is it possible that entire rolls are being illegally stolen by someone? Occasionally, there are sellers who enrich themselves with this trade and thus earn as good as an illegal second month's salary. Appropriate? According to the general terms and conditions, the passing on of stickers for a fee is even prohibited. Migros and Coop should reconsider their current approach and find new solutions as soon as possible! Do customers really need this unnecessary collection stress? I don't think so.
If at all, and so that every individual who wants to collect would have the same opportunities, only collection campaigns with digital non-transferable collection passes could be offered. Or trading would be expressly and unequivocally prohibited in the GTC! (Penalties for repeat offences.) Then perhaps the unjustified enrichment would also stop!!! (The same also applies to Coop Superpoints / vouchers from Coop, Migros, SBB etc.). ) MFG
Nobody is forced to take part in the collection campaigns, it is voluntary.
Moreover, this is not a Migros or Coop thing, but is used by many retailers worldwide.
It's impossible to collect so many points legally!
How do you know that? I also collect for my sister... and her colleague too... so you quickly collect the points
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