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Remove Starlink's 90-Day Country Transfer Rule

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Jackie Mangiamele Verified
6 days ago

For a friend

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E. Stan Foster Verified
6 days ago

Forcing Global Roam is unfair and costly

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Laura Duncan Verified
6 days ago

Starlink is a critical safety tool for cruisers. We may be spending months in areas that don’t have Starlink (to avoid hurricanes) so we are unable to transfer our service there.

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Ken Law Verified
6 days ago

I don't mind paying for Roam when I'm traveling (or whatever you're calling it now), maybe $170/month, but I am country-less. I can't responsibly pay more, and the new rules basically rule Starlink out as a viable way to stay connected. I will switch to Iridium Go while in motion and local SIM cards at destinations like I used to do anyway. This will save me more than half of the old Roam plan, so you are shooting yourself in the foot here.

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Craig Culver Verified
6 days ago

As an international traveler on a sailboat I depend on starlink for important weather updates as well as customs requirements and completion of said documents. These new fees do not fit into my tight budget and will result in me having to cancel my service.

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Ross Miller Verified
6 days ago

I have been so happy with Starlink service since February, and I have sailed 7000 miles since on my way around the world. It is so important to have access to weather, to process clearance and security forms for the countries I have and will visit, having communication with loved ones, and research on destinations is so important as well. I use ocean mode while transiting, and will continue to, every month.

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John Foster Verified
6 days ago

I am a bluewater cruiser and Starlink has made things much safer out on the water, but it just keeps getting more expensive. Why are we paying 2-3 times more than a house account, when we are mostly living on a retired budget?

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Ronald Campbell Verified
6 days ago

Can not afford the marine unlimited

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Michael Marks Verified
6 days ago

I’m a cruiser and we need to implement this

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Maciek Sarnowicz Verified
6 days ago

Having Starkink changed how we travel allowing us to sail to new places while working remotely. Removing or restricting that ability is a step back.

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jeffrey clapp Verified
6 days ago

Safety and security at sea.

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Gert Bosscher Verified
6 days ago

I intended to sail the Atlantic and spent time in the Caribbean. In the Carieb you change country twicr a month. In Europe I currently use SIM cards, especially due to ever changing rules of Starlink.

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Marnix De Lille Verified
6 days ago

It makes Starlink practically usable.

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Stefan F. Ihalainen Verified
6 days ago

Its a savety tool what is getting unaffordable

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Alex Kolpakov Verified
6 days ago

If we pay for subscriptions, why 2e have to he restricted? For boaters- disaster!

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Thomas Peter Verified
6 days ago

We travel the Caribbean and rely on starlink

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Merryn Straker Verified
6 days ago

We are cruisers and have 3 x Staelink accounts! 1 for home. 1 for our boat that we sail NZ to Pacific. 1 mini to roam NZ with. It certsinly makes us rethink what we do and will probably drop all accounts as we neee connectivity for work. Roll on Leo!

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Supporter Verified
6 days ago

This new roam policy is not only unfair - it's changing the TOC AFTER THE PURCHASE. This is terrible for end users and Starlink's Reputation - is a form of blackmail actually.

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Rob Silver Verified
6 days ago

SL enabled my daughter to be schooled while circumnavigating the globe over 7 years. This change may impact the dream.

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Diogo Maia Verified
6 days ago

Becouse i am always traveling by bost.. and not always have three months in every ciuntry.. beciuse westher nlt always alow that to be.