As a sailor, I’m worried about 90-day country transfer rule, because we are travelling to see the world.
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Dawn Jukes
2 months ago
I’m a round the world sailor and would love to continue as a Starlink customer
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Andrea Dose
2 months ago
We travel between Mexico and Canada regularly.
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Kay Dee
2 months ago
to travel with my own catamaran in and out of europe
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Katrien Devos
2 months ago
To be able to travel with my own catamaran
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Terry Inger
2 months ago
Intended charges are excessive for the service provided.
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Rochelle Younger
2 months ago
We have friends that live and work on their sailboat. The current regulation puts undue hardship on their ability to work, keep in touch with family, and stay on top of the weather.
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Geneviève Tanguay
2 months ago
We use Starlink to travel on our sailboat.
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Christian Carron
2 months ago
Nous vivons sur notre bateau et voyageons dans différentes régions selon les saisons. L’obligation de changer de pays avec une nouvelle adresse e-mail est inutilement compliquée pour tous les navigateurs. SpaceX maîtrise la Rocket Science, SpaceX pourrait simplifier les changements de zones de navigation.
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Jennifer Williams
2 months ago
The global plan is too expensive! We live in our saiboat
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Renske Visee
2 months ago
I want to keep having data
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Roger Canali
2 months ago
As sailors we move between countries
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Mark Handford
2 months ago
Because it makes sense and is restrictive for people living a travelling life.
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Daryl Calvert
2 months ago
I think Starlink is the best and don’t understand why the changes are being made. There will be other alternatives soon
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Jean-georges Bordes
2 months ago
Sailing between Brasil and europe
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Supporter
2 months ago
We live aboard full time and sometimes spend two weeks in one country before continuing to the next. Work and continual communication with our family and friends is why Starlink was the best option for us for the next few years as we progress on our circumnavigation. We may have to find another source. :(
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Tracy Morze
2 months ago
Global cruiser
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amir mersik
2 months ago
I live on a boat traveling from country to country
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Erik Ducharme
2 months ago
Many people don’t realize but the majority of people sailing spend 80% of their time near land and 20% of their time on big passages. The problem for us is that this new change makes it impossible for us to stay connected during longer passages and stopovers at different countries. It poses a serious safety risk to many sailors on long ocean passages
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David Clark
2 months ago
We cannot travel without reliable internet.
Why the change?
As a sailor, I’m worried about 90-day country transfer rule, because we are travelling to see the world.
I’m a round the world sailor and would love to continue as a Starlink customer
We travel between Mexico and Canada regularly.
to travel with my own catamaran in and out of europe
To be able to travel with my own catamaran
Intended charges are excessive for the service provided.
We have friends that live and work on their sailboat. The current regulation puts undue hardship on their ability to work, keep in touch with family, and stay on top of the weather.
We use Starlink to travel on our sailboat.
Nous vivons sur notre bateau et voyageons dans différentes régions selon les saisons. L’obligation de changer de pays avec une nouvelle adresse e-mail est inutilement compliquée pour tous les navigateurs. SpaceX maîtrise la Rocket Science, SpaceX pourrait simplifier les changements de zones de navigation.
The global plan is too expensive! We live in our saiboat
I want to keep having data
As sailors we move between countries
Because it makes sense and is restrictive for people living a travelling life.
I think Starlink is the best and don’t understand why the changes are being made. There will be other alternatives soon
Sailing between Brasil and europe
We live aboard full time and sometimes spend two weeks in one country before continuing to the next. Work and continual communication with our family and friends is why Starlink was the best option for us for the next few years as we progress on our circumnavigation. We may have to find another source. :(
Global cruiser
I live on a boat traveling from country to country
Many people don’t realize but the majority of people sailing spend 80% of their time near land and 20% of their time on big passages. The problem for us is that this new change makes it impossible for us to stay connected during longer passages and stopovers at different countries. It poses a serious safety risk to many sailors on long ocean passages
We cannot travel without reliable internet. Why the change?