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
2 months 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
2 months ago
Remove the 90 days or keep it as it was
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Michelle Donnelly
2 months ago
Our retirement plan is to sail globally for many years. This change will make the cost of staying connected to our families prohibitive.
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Karl Schneider
2 months ago
This change makes the product unusable to me.
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Qamar Schuyler
2 months ago
We are cruising, currently in the Caribbean, and we might sometimes go to several different countries in one month. We would be happy to localise the account to the new country we are in, but sadly the conflicting rules prevent this from happening.
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Linda van Vee
2 months ago
We are saling around the world and therefore we need Starlink
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Joao Mendes
2 months ago
We sail the Caribbean and change island (=country) every month or so. Thd 90 day rule does not allow to localize my account every 30 days as required. We cannot afford the high cost Priority plan. Thank you for considering this. Better still would be to continue to turn a blind eye to the 60 day away from home rule! Thank you.
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Veronique Verret
2 months ago
we need to update our location as we sail from country to country which is within 30 days so the 90 day rule is stopping us from doing that
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Rob Thijssen
2 months ago
Starlink!
Please skip the 30 day rule!
Lets have us our safety and surge internet.
Thank you🙏
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Thierry HARDY
2 months ago
The change of policy is forcing us to change our roam unlimited plan to a Global Priority plan.
For a monthly equivalent data usage the price increase will be of 400%.
When we originally signed in the home roaming was including Australia, Zealand and most of the Pacific Islands ( Oceania Continent ).
How can a change like this can affect existing plans.....!
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Leo Lemesic
2 months ago
I am sailing around the World
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Thomas Mitchell
2 months ago
We liveaboard 6 months a year and move harbors every several weeks. Starlink availability is very important to us.
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Alex Sfakianos
2 months ago
Starlink has been an amazing service but a little more flexibility to reflect how people use it will make it practical as well.
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Andrew Noel
2 months ago
Because I remote work on yacht and cannot return every 90 days
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Cheryl Hilk
2 months ago
Starlink should remove this requirement to make Starlink usage affordable for Sailboat Cruisers in the Caribbean.
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Lisa Guenthert
2 months ago
Starlink is an essential part of our safety plan. It saved our bacon before.
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Timothy Noble
2 months ago
Service is very important for safety.
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Patrick verstegen
2 months ago
Love the freedom of starlink like it is. And it safety is important for sailors
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Valerie Iliff
2 months ago
Soon to be full time sailors needing to have reliable and cost friendly internet option for homeschooling, navigating and general safety of the crew.
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.
This change makes the product unusable to me.
We are cruising, currently in the Caribbean, and we might sometimes go to several different countries in one month. We would be happy to localise the account to the new country we are in, but sadly the conflicting rules prevent this from happening.
We are saling around the world and therefore we need Starlink
We sail the Caribbean and change island (=country) every month or so. Thd 90 day rule does not allow to localize my account every 30 days as required. We cannot afford the high cost Priority plan. Thank you for considering this. Better still would be to continue to turn a blind eye to the 60 day away from home rule! Thank you.
we need to update our location as we sail from country to country which is within 30 days so the 90 day rule is stopping us from doing that
Starlink! Please skip the 30 day rule! Lets have us our safety and surge internet. Thank you🙏
The change of policy is forcing us to change our roam unlimited plan to a Global Priority plan. For a monthly equivalent data usage the price increase will be of 400%. When we originally signed in the home roaming was including Australia, Zealand and most of the Pacific Islands ( Oceania Continent ). How can a change like this can affect existing plans.....!
I am sailing around the World
We liveaboard 6 months a year and move harbors every several weeks. Starlink availability is very important to us.
Starlink has been an amazing service but a little more flexibility to reflect how people use it will make it practical as well.
Because I remote work on yacht and cannot return every 90 days
Starlink should remove this requirement to make Starlink usage affordable for Sailboat Cruisers in the Caribbean.
Starlink is an essential part of our safety plan. It saved our bacon before.
Service is very important for safety.
Love the freedom of starlink like it is. And it safety is important for sailors
Soon to be full time sailors needing to have reliable and cost friendly internet option for homeschooling, navigating and general safety of the crew.