- Solutionselected by CorinP
@Seppetoni59 In Swisscom Cockpit, select the corresponding country under “Packages” (World 1 would be Türkiye, for example):
Cockpit: Enter mobile number (swisscom.ch)
Data package & data roaming for abroad from 14.90 CHF | Swisscom
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Simply enter http://cockpit.swisscom.ch in the browser on your mobile phone
By the way 1:
Access to the cockpit also works abroad and without having purchased a roaming package.
By the way 2:
You can set a lot of other things on the cockpit, not just solve data packets…
Just browse around in the cockpit 😉
….keep on rockin' 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
@Seppetoni59 wrote:
But when you order an additional package, only a list of countries appears, which shouldn’t help me.
Selecting the relevant country in the country list and selecting the package size doesn’t work?
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Seppetoni59 But you just have to choose a country from World 1, I did that once, the following appears and then you can select the package size, this is then also valid in all other World 1 countries, I’ve done that several times made when I commuted between two World1 countries.
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@Seppetoni59 Well, the main thing is that it worked. I wish you a nice holiday 😀.
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@rbrech sure, that’s also the normal case but if you want in 2 or 3 countries in the same zone, it’s not so obvious that the package is also valid in the corresponding other countries. Conversely, if you could only choose World 1 or World 2, you would first have to look in a list of countries to see which country belongs where. For me it’s okay the way it is.
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At least a notice should then appear. I also have data left over from World 2 for Mauritius. If I now select another country for World 2 in the cockpit, it appears that there are still active data packages for this country. But yes, I think today’s solution in the cockpit and country and package selection is also much better, for example in the past where you had to order a data package via SMS. The risk of ordering the wrong package was so much higher.