@Woliba, I sent you the article as a file in a private message. Maybe it will work that way. 🙂

For me (77 years old) it’s a bit complicated but it’s certainly useful, thanks

In my opinion, another point would be appropriate: Before initiating the callback, listen to Combox. I consider it indecent if my call is answered by a Combox, but the owner of this Combox does not listen to my message.

“How do you make your phone calls more relaxed? Share it with the community!”

I only make phone calls at home in a quiet environment. When I’m on the move, I only use my smartphone to make calls in emergencies. Incoming calls go to Combox and I answer these calls when I get back home. Not always being available 24/7 is the best form of relaxation.

Already had WiFi calling turned on. Based on your advice, I checked again. Thank you very much. Benno Lehner-Boog

Swisscom has always been very accommodating to me for decades… that’s why I’ve always remained loyal despite the sometimes cheaper offers.. I need good service and I’ve been able to enjoy it many times.. Thank you..

Thank you for these excellent tips which will be very useful to me. Cordialement

🤔It’s complicated for older people!🤔

Hello, the links in sections 4 and 5 do not work.

Amazing. For me these links work perfectly.

Try clearing your browser cache, history and cookies.

If it still doesn’t work, try another browser.

I’m part of the older generation, bought a new cell phone and now nothing works properly. New SIM has already been entered incorrectly twice. Now I can’t do anything, I’ve already paid 80 Fr. and now another 40 to activate the SIM. I’ll wait half a year now and then for Set it aside for a year, currently have a cheap Postfinanz subscription, and then change!!

@Feleippei14 Please go to the shop again and have the phone set up there.

Let the Natel explain to you again how to register.

There’s no point in waiting 6 months, then you’ll be faced with the same problem again like you are now.

also with a new subscription contract at the post office,

because all mobile registrations with PIN follow the same procedure.

½ day without a car and unfortunately no one speaks German there

@Feleippei14 are you even in CH? It is somehow possible to find someone who speaks the language where you are to translate into German.

I did this with a GoogleTranslater: [https://play.google.com/store/search?q=google+translat&c=apps&hl=de&gl=US](https://play.google.com/store/search?q =google+translat&c=apps&hl=de&gl=US)

and English even managed to organize a mobile subscription for me in Greece.

Hello, I agree with all the tips one to six cited above which are valid for everyone. Advice one and six must systematically be more advice but automatisms. I do it automatically every time. Everyone, do it, you won’t be disappointed.