No billag is something else. Billag or Serafe how it (the company) is called currently, you have always to pay. There is no way around it (that’s another story).
Every house or Flat has a TV connector, for which you have to pay for the connection, the hardware. If you live in a flat, then its part of your rent. Just check your contract, there it will be listed as en extra position.
Since I don’t watch TV over Internet and not anymore via this TV connector (coaxial-cabel), I just told the landlord i dont want it anymore and he just quit everthing and reduced the amount of the rent minus this droped TV-Connector.
Just check your contract and you will find this extra position listed .
I dont work for salt, just tried do share my experience with you guys and offer another way to save money. You dont have to believe me, nor buy anything.
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With the Salt offer you alse get 200mb Internet and 60min talk in Europe.
But the big advantage in the whole Salt offer was that I can get the the 2nd Sim card for (only) Datatransfer at a price of 10 CHF p.m.
It’s the combo which make it a super deal 
I have the same deal like you. 29+10. And I also got salt fiber, just because internet is important to me and the 4g internet is not always so reliable. But I keep the 4g for now. Too good of a deal to cancel
If you are eligible as a SME, check out their current Europe 1GB business plan promotional offer.
Basically unlimited in Europe/US/CA (do check the fine print for their country lists though), with data roaming limited to 1GB, for 24.95/month.
They somehow do seem to check your business details, declining to sign up the (unregistered) self-employed.
Wow that’s a great deal. Thanks for sharing. I will check out if I can switch. I’m in Italy now and just paid 20 CHF for 1 GB, because I only have 200 MB of roaming.
As addition, have a look into the contract for the flat I am renting.
There you’ll see the position which i mentioned in my early post.
Good job!
I’m always a bit skeptical about the savings by using a 4g for internet at home, mostly for contract reasons. If you start using 50-100Gb per month they might be upset.
The things you show on your apartment contract should have been changed anyway. UPC now bills people directly so I suppose either your landlord didn’t tell anyone (bad) or they didn’t change the contract eith upc yet.
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I was using this much every month and nobody got upset.
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I’m also “normaly” using more then that, especialy when my son plays videogames or we all waching Netflix or so, then we are somewhere around 600-700 GB…and it just works.
Hello.
I’m at the end of my first 2y contract with salt where I enjoyed 50% off the Europe plan:
In Switzerland
Unlimited highspeed Internet (4G+ & 5G)
Unlimited calls, SMS/MMS
In the EU, USA & Canada (Zone A & B)
Unlimited internet
Unlimited calls & SMS/MMS to Switzerland and within the visited country.
I happy with it and now they offer me the possibility to renew for more 2 years the same deal. The mobile market has been very active and the competition is high specially with low cost alternatives (Lidl connect, Das Abo / La poste…) and without contract which allows to switch easily.
Does anyone has even better solutions for the same or identical plan?
Thanks.
just for clarification here if you cancel it, do you still have the fiber connection?
You didn’t mention the price that stands at those 50%.
If you don’t need more than 3gb internet in roaming, check Yallo deals.
I am paying 27 for yallo fat plus.
Thanks. I’ll check yallow!
The base for SALT EUROPE was 99, and I’m paying 45 (during 2 years, ending in July). It is/was a quite good deal I must say. Nevertheless it’s always a good time to look around because it’s a very competitive market with a lot of low cost sub-networks like coop mobile, lidlconnect…etc.
Salt Europe for 45 is fine if you really travel non stop. I have Swiss XXL (Unlimited CH + 4GB EU) for 24.95 CHF. And if I remember correctly, I have this deal forever.
Good deal. Calls from CH to Europe included?
No, only 1h when you’re in EU, CH to EU you pay.