Karibik must be one Region at least. The islands are too close together. Otherwise all sailors need to have 4 dishes and four contracts or will quitt and use Digicell Sim, which delivers unlimited data for Euro 29,90 a month.
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Tom Jarecki
2 months ago
The reduction of the 90 day transfer limit is the only way to make Starlink an affordable way to access Internet for those of us who cruise between different countries. It’s an arbitrary limit that exists only to make more money for the company with no customer benefit.
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Karin Klemm
2 months ago
I am affected as a sailor on longterm passage passing through different regions and countries
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Leif Nielsen
2 months ago
We use Starlink on board our boat for weather reports and position reports. In other words, to increase safety.
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Sheldon Redpath
2 months ago
Want to see Starlink reconsider their options for global roaming given the sailboat cruising community. Safety improvements are the biggest thing that will be lost through this change.
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John C
2 months ago
I would like to be able to afford to continue using Starlink.
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John Luttrell
2 months ago
Starlink is an awesome safety net for cruising in remote parts of the world! We will be stepping back in time to lose the current plans.
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Martin Belisle
2 months ago
Im a live aboard sailer
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Supporter
2 months ago
Because i travel nomadically and I'm not rich.
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Steve Payment
2 months ago
Starlink is an amazing service for sailors to receive weather updates and safety communication.
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Doris Jäger
2 months ago
without payable internet life on a sailboat is much less safe. And i work with youtube, and without fast internet i cannot feed my youtube channel.
Starlink has helped myself and young family live on a boat . It has kept us safe at sea .
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Supporter
2 months ago
We are sailing around the world and depend heavily on reliable internet for both safety and working while traveling. Sometimes changing countries every few weeks
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Michael forkins
2 months ago
I sail the bahamas for 6 months and work remotely.
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Austin Hickman
2 months ago
Starlink provided many of us the opportunity to live and work remotely, and then backed out of the very problem it solved for consumer level customers. I’m ramping up to live and work remotely, and starlink was the solution for that.
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Mark Lunn
2 months ago
We cruise the Caribbean and it will mean we have no internet
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Daniel Marion
2 months ago
Please please we need this
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Steve Turnbull
2 months ago
Travelling in tge Caribbean, we change countries every week.
Reducing the travelling limit to 30 days will make Starlink unusable.
Please either make the Caribbean and the Pacific Islands each into regions, or remove the 90 day limit so we can remain customers.
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Kit Johnson
2 months ago
I plan to cruise internationally in the next couple of years.
Karibik must be one Region at least. The islands are too close together. Otherwise all sailors need to have 4 dishes and four contracts or will quitt and use Digicell Sim, which delivers unlimited data for Euro 29,90 a month.
The reduction of the 90 day transfer limit is the only way to make Starlink an affordable way to access Internet for those of us who cruise between different countries. It’s an arbitrary limit that exists only to make more money for the company with no customer benefit.
I am affected as a sailor on longterm passage passing through different regions and countries
We use Starlink on board our boat for weather reports and position reports. In other words, to increase safety.
Want to see Starlink reconsider their options for global roaming given the sailboat cruising community. Safety improvements are the biggest thing that will be lost through this change.
I would like to be able to afford to continue using Starlink.
Starlink is an awesome safety net for cruising in remote parts of the world! We will be stepping back in time to lose the current plans.
Im a live aboard sailer
Because i travel nomadically and I'm not rich.
Starlink is an amazing service for sailors to receive weather updates and safety communication.
without payable internet life on a sailboat is much less safe. And i work with youtube, and without fast internet i cannot feed my youtube channel.
Starlink is pricing sailors out
Starlink has helped myself and young family live on a boat . It has kept us safe at sea .
We are sailing around the world and depend heavily on reliable internet for both safety and working while traveling. Sometimes changing countries every few weeks
I sail the bahamas for 6 months and work remotely.
Starlink provided many of us the opportunity to live and work remotely, and then backed out of the very problem it solved for consumer level customers. I’m ramping up to live and work remotely, and starlink was the solution for that.
We cruise the Caribbean and it will mean we have no internet
Please please we need this
Travelling in tge Caribbean, we change countries every week. Reducing the travelling limit to 30 days will make Starlink unusable. Please either make the Caribbean and the Pacific Islands each into regions, or remove the 90 day limit so we can remain customers.
I plan to cruise internationally in the next couple of years.