For a sailor moving from country to country and ocean crossings. Starlink was a game changer now it seems that the people who move between countries a lot are being penalized. I just can not see any good reason behind these changes
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Mark Jedrzejas
2 months ago
Yes
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Damian Jesenik
2 months ago
i‘m Sailing Cruiser worldwide with my wife
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Mike Stone
2 months ago
Same satellites fly over land, that fly over the ocean. The very reason i bought in to this, was because of its portability.
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Shane English
2 months ago
This policy will result in us cancelling our subscription
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jacob sharp
2 months ago
directly impacted by this my starlink is collecting dust now
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Supporter
2 months ago
I don’t currently own a Starlink product but was planning to purchase one for my cruising sailboat in the next six months. If the new limitation on roaming use is not changed it will not make sense for me to do so and I won’t.
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Bunny Mcdiarmid
2 months ago
Doesn’t support people livong and sailing on boats.
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Supporter
2 months ago
As a sailor and a Starlink user, 30 days is just impossible for somebody that is nomadic. There is no way I can afford to do the global roam. I think this prays on the pockets of so many of us cruisers that have small boats and budgets.
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Gary White
2 months ago
Seems like unnecessary restrictions for cruisers.
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LEE Meade
2 months ago
I am a sailor and require the changing of countries often. This service becomes useless to me if this changes is made
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Stephen Tubby
2 months ago
I am a sailor who uses starlink for safety and weather forecasts I am constantly moving as I tour through the americas coast line please remove the 90 day rule as I don’t have a home port
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Nicola Boyce
2 months ago
we have used star link for a couple of years in australia and are planning a trip to New zeland and the pacific island later this year
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Paco Parra
2 months ago
We live on a sail boat, is very important for our Security
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Capt Paul Hines
2 months ago
Please don’t change what is not broken
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Sandra Wahlgren
2 months ago
Being liveaboards and long distance sailors we depend on internet for weather forecasts and communication. We are retired and do not have great financial resources. The plans have worked fine until now, but when we leave Europe it will not work for us anymore.
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Silke Carstensen
3 months ago
I am a sailing cruisers and sailing between countries and oceans and need reliable and affordable internet which Starlink provided so far. I don’t mind switching to local roaming plans of a country I am visiting but the Starlink rules of 90 days between switches and perhaps only a few days outside the area over 30 days are not country restrictions and will make usage difficult when sailing within areas and on oceans. I liked the Roam Unlimited thus far and toggling to Ocean Mode when inbetween c
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Håkan Östberg
3 months ago
I changed from Iridium because Starlink gives me more flexibility and bandwidth. I think I need to change back because the only thing I really need is the possibility to download grib files and send a message if I’m in trouble.
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Supporter
3 months ago
Starlink customer since 2021. Hoping they will recognize and support international travelers.
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Rob Tyler
3 months ago
It’s just to make even more money to screw loyal users who helped build his empire
For a sailor moving from country to country and ocean crossings. Starlink was a game changer now it seems that the people who move between countries a lot are being penalized. I just can not see any good reason behind these changes
Yes
i‘m Sailing Cruiser worldwide with my wife
Same satellites fly over land, that fly over the ocean. The very reason i bought in to this, was because of its portability.
This policy will result in us cancelling our subscription
directly impacted by this my starlink is collecting dust now
I don’t currently own a Starlink product but was planning to purchase one for my cruising sailboat in the next six months. If the new limitation on roaming use is not changed it will not make sense for me to do so and I won’t.
Doesn’t support people livong and sailing on boats.
As a sailor and a Starlink user, 30 days is just impossible for somebody that is nomadic. There is no way I can afford to do the global roam. I think this prays on the pockets of so many of us cruisers that have small boats and budgets.
Seems like unnecessary restrictions for cruisers.
I am a sailor and require the changing of countries often. This service becomes useless to me if this changes is made
I am a sailor who uses starlink for safety and weather forecasts I am constantly moving as I tour through the americas coast line please remove the 90 day rule as I don’t have a home port
we have used star link for a couple of years in australia and are planning a trip to New zeland and the pacific island later this year
We live on a sail boat, is very important for our Security
Please don’t change what is not broken
Being liveaboards and long distance sailors we depend on internet for weather forecasts and communication. We are retired and do not have great financial resources. The plans have worked fine until now, but when we leave Europe it will not work for us anymore.
I am a sailing cruisers and sailing between countries and oceans and need reliable and affordable internet which Starlink provided so far. I don’t mind switching to local roaming plans of a country I am visiting but the Starlink rules of 90 days between switches and perhaps only a few days outside the area over 30 days are not country restrictions and will make usage difficult when sailing within areas and on oceans. I liked the Roam Unlimited thus far and toggling to Ocean Mode when inbetween c
I changed from Iridium because Starlink gives me more flexibility and bandwidth. I think I need to change back because the only thing I really need is the possibility to download grib files and send a message if I’m in trouble.
Starlink customer since 2021. Hoping they will recognize and support international travelers.
It’s just to make even more money to screw loyal users who helped build his empire