@Neldatath60 wrote:
If this is an old subscription and hasn’t been offered for a long time, why do you have to change something?
From what I read in the comments, these are mostly people who are older or don’t earn well.
If the subscription no longer meets the requirements of these people, they will automatically switch to another subscription.
They don’t even need the subscription that you want to force on these people.
You can decide whether you are still satisfied with the subscriptions with Swisscom or not?
You and those people are free to look around at the competition.
As an example from a competitor:
Internet only for checking email? So only the cheapest subscription for this.
20 Mbit/s upload/download
CHF 29.00
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TV Classic 2.0 (without recording function)
CHF 15.00
TV Premium 2.0 (including recording function)
CHF 20.00
Additional TV-Box
CHF 9.00
Can be ordered up to four -> in increments of 9 up to CHF 36.00
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Telephony
Home Basic (no flat rate)
CHF 8.00
Home Flat (flat rate for calls to Swiss landlines)
CHF 12.00
Home Flat Plus (flat rate for calls to Swiss landlines and mobile networks)
CHF 20.00
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Swisscom
blue Internet S
CHF 49.90
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blue TV S (without recording function)
CHF 14.90
blue TV M (including recording function)
CHF 24.90
blue TV L (including even more recording function)
CHF 34.90
No matter how many additional TV boxes you need. At Swisscom it costs a flat rate of CHF 9.90 for up to 4 additional TV boxes
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Telephony
blue Telephony S (no flat rate)
CHF 5.00
blue Telefonie M (flat rate for CH landlines and CH mobile networks)
CHF 15.00
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Competition: The three cheapest subscriptions: CHF 52.00
Swisscom: The three cheapest subscriptions: CHF 69.80
However, if you need 4 additional TV boxes in this example, it will be cheaper with Swisscom.
Glotzologist