Take back control with these 3 tips

@MirkoP thanks for these tips

@MirkoP thanks for the advice 🙂

@MirkoP thank you for these tips 🙂

@MirkoP

Unfortunately, there are situations where the price of the Swisscom subscription exceeds the user’s budget, even with cheap offers, and they are therefore forced to look at competitors.

@WalterB

Yes, that’s true, Wingo is available for such users. Goal: Retain price-sensitive customers. Even if they are at Wingo, the bottom line is that they are still Swisscom customers, if you will.

@MirkoP thanks for these tips 🙂

Despite all the Swisscom combination discounts, you can usually travel cheaper with the Swisscom discount brand WINGO. In addition, Wingo promotions also apply to existing customers.

But you have to be aware that Wingo is a purely online provider and the hotline times are limited…

As an old man (you’re no longer so up to date at the headquarters! Why doesn’t Swisscom make a link that automatically offers you a possibly better subscription or says that you can’t get a better ride anymore (except by taxi to the afterlife)

@Lodauppi33

Unfortunately, this is not as easy as you imagine. You have to see that many customers have subscribed to additional services and subscriptions, whether they actually use them remains to be seen. This depends enormously on the needs of each individual person. In the end, of course, the customer has to decide for himself what he needs and is willing to pay. I know that something like this can be a challenge, especially for older students or if you don’t know much about it. In such a case, I always advise… it’s best to have someone from the family, son, daughter, friends, etc. take a look at it completely. That’s how I do it with my Eltern too. However, you can also get advice on the hotline.

It’s a joke. The TV subscription S for CHF 5 is no longer available, Swisscom informed me in May. Now the same subscription S (which apparently no longer exists) costs CHF 14.90. For more TV channels. The Gugger knows which ones. Certainly not the ones that don’t interest me at all. I have everything at Swisscom. My wife also has a Natelavo with Swisscom. All in all we pay over 3k per year. The whole alleged combo great price offer is a pure marketing gimmick packaged for the stupid who don’t notice. As soon as we find time over Christmas at the end of the year. Let’s cancel what can be canceled, then the rest after that. Then Swisscom will only see us from behind in one direction. They’re not normal. Simply awesome.

@Riessecko71

It is not “the same” Abo S. You can find the differences here.

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@Riessecko71

Then take a look at Wingo, the Swisscom discounter. Usually significantly cheaper, but with small disadvantages that most people can certainly ignore.

And which supposed TV channels are these. So the ones I wanted to watch are not there. And I can save myself Hartz4 and Mediashop. It cannot be the case that you simply cancel any offers as a marketing strategy in order to make more money. Demands 3 times more and doesn’t say clearly what exactly the additional performance is. Swisscom doesn’t care and so do I. For me it was the starting signal to cancel everything anyway and only resort to minimal offers. I am no longer willing to accept overpriced offers. I also called Swisscom twice because discounts had been canceled, but nothing to me. The salespeople are trained in prevention policy and will brush you off. 3k away and you don’t care because you have enough stupid customers who will do anything. Finally, I’m done.

@Riessecko71

Everything has already been said here. In the end, the ball is always in your court, i.e. the customer. Then you just have to take another offer or another provider. There is enough choice. You have to draw the consequences yourself. That’s all there is to it, because we can’t change it either.