Price increase? Not with us!

Rising prices, mass layoffs and questionable sales practices all follow the same pattern: maximising profits at the expense of customers, employees and society.

You are now with Swisscom. 😶

Is that really what you want?

For you, the price increase is "only" CHF 22.80 per year – but Swisscom shareholders will receive CHF 207'207'772 more in dividends.*

There is another way:

  • We reinvest our profits in infrastructure, expertise and innovation instead of dividends
  • We only sell things that we ourselves believe in
  • We value and treat all our employees equally
  • With us, you are a customer, not a number

The choice is yours – switch your provider! 💪

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*Source/calculation: https://www.swisscom.ch/de/about/news/2025/02/13-results-2024.html https://www.swisscom.ch/de/about/investoren/aktie.html

Calculation: Number of shares * Dividend increase of CHF 4 according to Swisscom media release

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