We spend 6 months out of the year in Mexico and 6 months in the US. We are seniors who rely heavily on the connectivity of StarLink keep us in contact with our families and to help us to navigate through the remote areas that we travel through. Please don't make it less accessable
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Petra Lemešić
2 months ago
because I live on a boat and sail around the world
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Matko Pavković
2 months ago
I am currently on my SV Sinbad on Fiji. This new rule shall significantly change the way we think about internet access.
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M Thijssen
2 months ago
We sail in different countries and dont want the 90 days rule.
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Nina Abul-Husn
2 months ago
Please don’t go through with this terrible change! It will negatively impact those of us affected, much more than not doing it will affect the Starlink company!!!
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Winston Altman
2 months ago
Because makes it an unaffordable and lose of safety
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simon Pitwood
2 months ago
Why should we be restricted.
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Mexmex1975
2 months ago
Starlink area still not available. But Starlink base station already in place. Minister Cooper already sent approval for authorization to the WJZ, Curacao. These are unfair practices by Starlink.
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Joshua Haufle
2 months ago
We just bought the mini to install on our boat and now this news comes out. What a waste of money and terrible policy to implement.
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Cindy Comtois
2 months ago
Being a USA cruiser to the Bahama and Carribean islands, this simply does not work as we continually change locations. We typically are near land that allows Starlink and do not use while moving.
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Tina Anderson
2 months ago
I live on a boat full time and go to multiple countries a year.
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steve piti
2 months ago
In a User aswell
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Erwin Damen
2 months ago
Starlink isn't only a perfect way to connect with our home fronts but is an exelent safety equipment. When we were attact by pirates VHF couldn't do much.
But I called the Dutch Coastguard by WhatsApp and they took immediately action!
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Hein Soethout
2 months ago
Starlink is a game changer for people who live a nomadic lifestyle, such as full time sailors or van lifers. Global priority is not affordable for the majority of these people, so unless these people can use other options that allow them to have access to internet for less then 100 usd or so per month on average, then I expect the majority will quit using Starlink all together
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August la Cour
2 months ago
My job depends on it
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EA
2 months ago
I am a sailing cruiser that moves from country to country and I don't have addresses in those countries. Starlink is a key enabler of these adventures and adding these restrictions will eliminate this flexibility for me. I encourage starlink to reconsider these resteiction or make a reasonable priced option available that live on their boats and travel the world.
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karen Crowe
2 months ago
As a sailor, this will cause safety issues.
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Paul Gerrard
2 months ago
This is an important safety issue, we need Starlink a plan to work with our specific needs
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Franz Obermayr
2 months ago
We are sailing cruisers and relying on Starlink especially in remote areas where no mobile phone connection is available
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Scott Peterson
2 months ago
We cruise the Bahamas and Starlink has really helped besides using the SIM card you would need to purchase
We spend 6 months out of the year in Mexico and 6 months in the US. We are seniors who rely heavily on the connectivity of StarLink keep us in contact with our families and to help us to navigate through the remote areas that we travel through. Please don't make it less accessable
because I live on a boat and sail around the world
I am currently on my SV Sinbad on Fiji. This new rule shall significantly change the way we think about internet access.
We sail in different countries and dont want the 90 days rule.
Please don’t go through with this terrible change! It will negatively impact those of us affected, much more than not doing it will affect the Starlink company!!!
Because makes it an unaffordable and lose of safety
Why should we be restricted.
Starlink area still not available. But Starlink base station already in place. Minister Cooper already sent approval for authorization to the WJZ, Curacao. These are unfair practices by Starlink.
We just bought the mini to install on our boat and now this news comes out. What a waste of money and terrible policy to implement.
Being a USA cruiser to the Bahama and Carribean islands, this simply does not work as we continually change locations. We typically are near land that allows Starlink and do not use while moving.
I live on a boat full time and go to multiple countries a year.
In a User aswell
Starlink isn't only a perfect way to connect with our home fronts but is an exelent safety equipment. When we were attact by pirates VHF couldn't do much. But I called the Dutch Coastguard by WhatsApp and they took immediately action!
Starlink is a game changer for people who live a nomadic lifestyle, such as full time sailors or van lifers. Global priority is not affordable for the majority of these people, so unless these people can use other options that allow them to have access to internet for less then 100 usd or so per month on average, then I expect the majority will quit using Starlink all together
My job depends on it
I am a sailing cruiser that moves from country to country and I don't have addresses in those countries. Starlink is a key enabler of these adventures and adding these restrictions will eliminate this flexibility for me. I encourage starlink to reconsider these resteiction or make a reasonable priced option available that live on their boats and travel the world.
As a sailor, this will cause safety issues.
This is an important safety issue, we need Starlink a plan to work with our specific needs
We are sailing cruisers and relying on Starlink especially in remote areas where no mobile phone connection is available
We cruise the Bahamas and Starlink has really helped besides using the SIM card you would need to purchase