This rule is extremely burdensome. And will make it impossible for many people to continue the freedom of this lifestyle. I hope they reconsider.
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Adam Richardson
1 month ago
We are full time cruisers that can’t easily return to America to reset the plan.
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Kellye Nicol
1 month ago
I use starlink to check weather while sailing. This change is just shameful corporate profiteering.
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Sarah Morrison-Gardiner
1 month ago
Need starlink for longterm offshore travel, with multi country options
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Supporter
1 month ago
90 days is not feasible as a cruising sailor
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Supporter
1 month ago
This affects me as a live aboard sailor that cruises through many countries each year
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Rick Cooper
1 month ago
I change countries often an only on the ocean infrequently. Yet I would be forced to only use priority data when a person 100m from me would have access to unlimited data
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Amy Kennedy
1 month ago
The proposed changes will cause sailors like myself unnecessary risks.
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Kathy Kobs
1 month ago
Is is all my communication with family while we are traveling. And safety issues is the most important.
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Rachael Courtenay
1 month ago
We live on our sailing boat and the new rules will will heavily change our ability to use Starlink.
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James Jaworski Jaworski
1 month ago
I never would have purchased Starlink if this was the rule when I purchased
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Lukas Sigrist
1 month ago
I am a sailor
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James Boyles
1 month ago
Cruisers need access to the internet for safety reasons. Please change theis upcoming update!
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Darlene Boyles
1 month ago
For safety as a cruiser to have unlimited access to weather reports
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Shayne Grant
1 month ago
This will affect cruisers, their safety, children’s schooling and connections to family. The price has gone up three times in the last three months and now this. Not fair, nor what we signed up for.
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Brioni Cameron
1 month ago
Starlink is a lifeline for all those who travel fulltime. Removing the 90 day limit will allow us to continue sailing with this essential connection for our safety.
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Manuel Girard
1 month ago
I’m a live aboard cruiser and the world is our home. Countries are only administrative borders. Let’s not shoot ourselves in the foot, let’s not make things harder for our own sake. Let’s make life simpler.
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Tara Donley
1 month ago
We used starlink through Mexico, French Poly, Tonga and Fiji, including any ocean crossing and several 7+ day passages. It was vital for weather info and security. We could not afford it on a cruisers budget with the new restrictions and fee plan.
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Bart De Hondt
1 month ago
Remove the 90 days or keep it as it was
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Michelle Donnelly
1 month ago
Our retirement plan is to sail globally for many years. This change will make the cost of staying connected to our families prohibitive.
This rule is extremely burdensome. And will make it impossible for many people to continue the freedom of this lifestyle. I hope they reconsider.
We are full time cruisers that can’t easily return to America to reset the plan.
I use starlink to check weather while sailing. This change is just shameful corporate profiteering.
Need starlink for longterm offshore travel, with multi country options
90 days is not feasible as a cruising sailor
This affects me as a live aboard sailor that cruises through many countries each year
I change countries often an only on the ocean infrequently. Yet I would be forced to only use priority data when a person 100m from me would have access to unlimited data
The proposed changes will cause sailors like myself unnecessary risks.
Is is all my communication with family while we are traveling. And safety issues is the most important.
We live on our sailing boat and the new rules will will heavily change our ability to use Starlink.
I never would have purchased Starlink if this was the rule when I purchased
I am a sailor
Cruisers need access to the internet for safety reasons. Please change theis upcoming update!
For safety as a cruiser to have unlimited access to weather reports
This will affect cruisers, their safety, children’s schooling and connections to family. The price has gone up three times in the last three months and now this. Not fair, nor what we signed up for.
Starlink is a lifeline for all those who travel fulltime. Removing the 90 day limit will allow us to continue sailing with this essential connection for our safety.
I’m a live aboard cruiser and the world is our home. Countries are only administrative borders. Let’s not shoot ourselves in the foot, let’s not make things harder for our own sake. Let’s make life simpler.
We used starlink through Mexico, French Poly, Tonga and Fiji, including any ocean crossing and several 7+ day passages. It was vital for weather info and security. We could not afford it on a cruisers budget with the new restrictions and fee plan.
Remove the 90 days or keep it as it was
Our retirement plan is to sail globally for many years. This change will make the cost of staying connected to our families prohibitive.