@hed this is psychology: https://youtu.be/zcSSH1yIC4E
That’s true, but specifically in my sister’s case, she currently pays 60.- and would pay 69.90.- with the new subscription. This clearly shows that when such amounts are reduced, you are usually aiming for an entire family.
Excitingly, the whole family would save around CHF 26.10 (4 pax + home) with us. A Netflix subscription is good now and can be financed with it, but it is rather suboptimal for individuals.
@CorinneA the discounts are actually valid for “lifetime” (or probably until the next renaming of the model - maybe CSX Mobile 😉?). At the moment I’m still living at home due to my training - but if I move out would that mean that all discounts (apart from the self-help discount) will no longer apply? Or could you use the system here like with the second home/holiday apartment (+5.-)? 😉
Kærar kveðjur - herzliche Grüsse
Dominik
@Wissbegieriger wrote:
Hello. What happens to my blue TV X? Do I now have to have Netflix billed elsewhere again? Greeting
As I understand it, only the mobile subscriptions are changed automatically.
However, what happens with a combination discount still needs to be clarified. Is there a combination discount if, for example, you have inOne Internet and a blue Mobile M @ThomasS
@Wissbegieriger wrote:
Hello hed. I can’t do anything with your answer because it has nothing to do with my question. Greeting
My post is not related to your question, but to the title of the thread.
If I had written a reply to your post, I would have addressed it to you personally with @Wissbegieriger.
At the end of the article it is also mentioned that 99 prices do not represent quality in the minds of customers and should therefore not be used by premium providers.
Swisscom wants to be a premium provider and at the same time, with its 99 prices, it gives itself the image of a “cheap Jakob dealer” of lower quality. Even Wingo cannot be stooped to such a primitive level.
You’re right, but maybe customers actually fall for it… I mean, many people may not be aware that Wingo, MBud or Coop are direct brands of SC - the same with Sunrise and Salt. But sure, it makes a very cheap impression in contrast to the other providers - but hey! -.10 saved. (That used to be half the kiosk 😉 )
Kærar kveðjur - herzliche Grüsse
Dominik
Wissbegieriger wrote:
No problem. Sorry. It’s time for me to respond to my post. Probably because you didn’t click reply under the post but under my post. However. Greetings and have a nice day.
That’s exactly how it is. @hed replied to your post.
@hed If you don’t reply to a specific post but to the topic in general, you should always click the Reply Now button. Please don’t be angry.
Thank you very much for the tip, you are of course absolutely right.
To be honest, up until now I have never differentiated between “Answers” and “Answer Now” or I didn’t even know the difference. To add another post, I usually pressed “Reply” and only used @xyz to determine whether it was a personal reply or a general post.
Now I realize why one answer or another sometimes led to confusion and why someone felt personally affected, even though I only wanted to give a general answer.
You never stop learning, thank you again.
@DomiP wrote:
@hed this is psychology: https://youtu.be/zcSSH1yIC4E
That’s true, but specifically in my sister’s case she currently pays 60.- and would pay 69.90.- with the new subscription. This clearly shows that when such amounts are reduced, you are usually aiming for an entire family.
Excitingly, the whole family would save around CHF 26.10 (4 pax + home) with us. A Netflix subscription is good now and can be financed with it, but it is rather suboptimal for individuals.
@CorinneA the discounts are actually valid for life (or probably until the next renaming of the model - maybe CSX Mobile 😉?). At the moment I’m still living at home due to my training - but if I move out would that mean that all discounts (apart from the self-help discount) will no longer apply? Or could you use the system here like with the second home/holiday apartment (+5.-)? 😉
@DomiP Does your sister have a Swiss flat for 60 today? Then she could take the blue Mobile S with Simply Digital for 59.90 (without Simply Digital 69.90) or an EU Flat with blue Mobile M & Simply Digital for 69.90. And if there is another home in the same household, at least CHF 20 blue benefit would be added.
If you move out and there is no home in your new household. If blue internet is available, the blue benefit would no longer apply, but the self-help discount (Simply Digital) would remain. Every household (whether a shared apartment or a holiday apartment) must have its own landline network in order to benefit from the blue benefit. With the monthly savings amount, it is worth having all the products in a shared apartment/house from the same provider.
@Stephan_76 wrote:
@Wissbegieriger wrote:
What happens to my blue TV X? Do I now have to have Netflix billed elsewhere again?
As I understand it, only the mobile subscriptions are changed automatically.
However, what happens with a combination discount still needs to be clarified. Is there a combination discount if, for example, you have inOne Internet and a blue Mobile M @ThomasS
- @Wissbegieriger TV X will not be migrated. You can continue to use this subscription or switch to a new blue subscription from May 23rd. If you switch to a new subscription, Netflix will be billed directly via Netflix.
- You can see what will be changed directly [here](https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/blue.html#acc%5Btab%5D=&lightbox%5Bselected%5D=%2Fde%2Fprivatkunden%2Fblue %2Fvergleich.html). For TV this is M and L.
Excerpt from the FAQ from here:
Who can benefit from the blue benefit?
You can benefit from the blue benefit if you have an Internet subscription from Swisscom and one or more of these mobile subscriptions in the same household:
blue Mobile S/M/L
inOne mobile premium
inOne mobile go young
inOne XTRA mobile go
Liebe Grüsse / Salut et à bientôt / Ciao e a presto / Cheers, see you soon!
ThomasS
Hi @Rasmussen2002
So your answer applies to less than 20% of customers.
Many people don’t think about open source or closed source and just install.
This concept is particularly helpful for people who are less tech-savvy.
Because it just works without any questions.
For the more concerned users, the whole thing is available on the website via HTML5. 🙂
Greetings Puma
Thank you very much, I didn’t know it was already live
https://www.swisscom.ch/myswisscom/dashboard/support
Where can you find the numerous footnotes of the new tariff overview?
[https://www.swisscom.ch/dam/assets/b2c/campaigns/blue-lp/tarifuebersicht\_bluede.pdf](https://www.swisscom.ch/dam/assets/b2c/campaigns/blue- lp/tarifuebersicht_bluede.pdf)
And how can a subscription that is not yet available already be a “bestseller”…?
