Migros Cumulus Card - Page 2

zwissmiss · #21 14.02.2010, 15:48

	Quote:	Kohlmeise
	Perhaps they changed their habit and amount with junk mail bombings, but you still get 1 Migros magazin per week. I don`t realy see an advantage in collecting points and profiling consumer habits while i still don`t get duck breasts.

I was at Migros Neumarkt in Altstetten yesterday and they had duck breasts on sale... they looked delicious, I was thinking of getting some but I have never cooked them before.

Why I don't mind having a Cumulus card:
1)The Migros magazine comes in handy to see which products have 20X Cumulus points during the week.
2) You get 2% off your gas bill at all Migros and some Shell gas stations
3) During the month of Feb and March all Migros's in the Zürich region are offering 2X Cumulus points every Wednesday on all of your shopping.
4) You can collect Cumulus points at many places including EXLIBRIS and OFFICE WORLD.
5) They have excellent travel offers - here are some wellness examples.
6) As a Cumulus member, they send you special coupons each quarter that only Cumulus members receive.

I am in a household of 2 persons and we spend about 600-1000chf on Groceries/household items each month, I receive usually 50CHF or more back each quarter from Migros.

tariro · #22 14.02.2010, 16:40

Oh thank you for that post,what are the benefits of the supercard and how does it work,i am a bit slow,but would appreciate all info on the supercar.thanks.

aout07 · #23 14.02.2010, 19:52

yes same here..once i thought it has the same bar code as the card has..u can stick it to your vollet ..and use it whenever u forget to carry your card

	Quote:	WK2
	Thanks. I got the same form from a Migros' cashier and was wondering what are the 4 stickers for.

Serafina · #24 28.06.2010, 15:30

thank you for the link

	Quote:	adrianlondon
	I've just got mine. Filled in the form online and have stuck one of the stickers on my coop card http://www.migros.ch/DE/M-CUMULUS/My.../Anmelden.aspx Shame the coop card doesn't come with stickers as well; I think it's a fantastic idea. Tesco/Sainsbury etc should copy it!

Andi1 · #25 28.06.2010, 22:28

I wish they had something like in Texas at "Kroger"....For every $100 spent during a week on food, you save $5 at the gas pumps and get 25% off you next purchase of $50 or more....I usually get about 45-50 miles of fuel and my Ice creams and Pizza's end up being free!!....but that's Texas and i will be sure to fill out a form for the Cumulus card when I get there!

on a side note....If I got the creditcard version how much can you really save?

mabern · #26 28.06.2010, 23:01

In Coop City branches you can pay for your goods with your accumulated points. Much better than exchanging them for catalogue items that are no way good value and you really don't want or need.

zwissmiss · #27 29.06.2010, 06:20

	Quote:	mabern
	In Coop City branches you can pay for your goods with your accumulated points. Much better than exchanging them for catalogue items that are no way good value and you really don't want or need.

Some things from the Coop catalogue are not bad... especially if you get them from the "Fundgrube" here you can find things from last year's catalogue at a fraction of what they were originally going for.

lemondrizzle · #28 29.06.2010, 22:34

	Quote:	zwissmiss
	Why I don't mind having a Cumulus card: 1)The Migros magazine comes in handy to see which products have 20X Cumulus points during the week. 2) You get 2% off your gas bill at all Migros and some Shell gas stations 3) During the month of Feb and March all Migros's in the Zürich region are offering 2X Cumulus points every Wednesday on all of your shopping. 4) You can collect Cumulus points at many places including EXLIBRIS and OFFICE WORLD. 5) They have excellent travel offers - here are some wellness examples. 6) As a Cumulus member, they send you special coupons each quarter that only Cumulus members receive. .

7) And you get a voucher for free cake on your birthday!!