@Deimmeseil63

Hello, when you signed your contract, it is indicated that Swisscom can modify it without your consent. This is a clause that few people read.

Doremi

Why does Swisscom not offer to upgrade to the Universal Service (Swisscom internet basic) which costs 45 Frs, which also has a download speed of 10 Mbit/s?

@Baulloror41

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@Baulloror41 wrote:

Why does Swisscom not offer to upgrade to the Universal Service (Swisscom internet basic) which costs 45 Frs, which also has a download speed of 10 Mbit/s?

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Good evening Baulloror41

It’s quite simple: for a download at 10 Mbit/s, it’s possible, but for sending at 1 Mbit/s in upload, the speed is very, very low. Additionally, there is no option for Swisscom TV or to add a phone line. If these two options do not interest you and you use the Internet very little, you can call 0800 800 800. There is an activation fee of 43 CHF for registering for “Swisscom Internet Basic”.

Cordialement Doremi

Good morning
I believe you
but why delete a subscription which suits many people who do not need higher speed!

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@“x”#1363168 wrote: Hello I believe you but why delete a subscription which suits many people who do not need higher speed!

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This is called evolutionary change.

he who does not advance goes backwards (French proverb)

Here’s how to keep your Bluewin email address after canceling your Swisscom subscription:

>>>> click here

And if you have to stay on the Swisscom network you will find cheaper at Wingo or M-Budget

@NicoleH

the flow argument, in relation to the targeted audience, is not necessarily very audible.

explanation: [mesgeekeries.ch/2024/04/14/internet-quelle-vitesse-pour-quel-besoin](https://mesgeekeries.ch/2024/04/14/internet-quelle-vitesse-pour-quel- need/)

@arty

to check the speed available at your location: checker.vadian.net/check.aspx

Not very happy, it’s a 20 percent increase, much more than inflation, for an “improvement” that I don’t need and that you are imposing on me!

Dear NicoleH,

Bye….

The price is abused for +9.90 CHF

5 CHF would have been enough to digest to gain 40 Mbit/s symmetrical to maintain its basic customer base.

I trust Swisscom

@PTT Hello

You can offer your friend the Wingo offer (cheaper subscription for landline and mobile), which belongs to Swisscom and uses the Swisscom network, known for its smooth operation. See the link below.

Wingo Offers

Cordialement Doremi

This morning, August 1, 11:49 a.m., speedtest by Ookla:

download 16.42 Mbps

upload 21.14 Mbps

ping 11ms

When will the performances promised for the new offer be expected?

@arty

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@arty wrote:

This morning, August 1, 11:49 a.m., speedtest by Ookla:

download 16.42 Mbps

upload 21.14 Mbps

ping 11ms

when will the performances promised for the new offer be expected?

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Hello arty

Please contact Swisscom Support on the toll-free number 0800 800 800 for assistance, as we cannot guarantee anything here. We are simply customers like you on this forum.

Cordialement doremi