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Remove Starlink's 90-Day Country Transfer Rule

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Lisl Wollheim Jones Verified
8 days ago

We rely on starlink for weather updates and safety at sea. We cannot afford the more expensive Global priority plans

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Gerald Bassin Verified
8 days ago

Sailing in French Polynesia is very far away from my home country in Europe

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Lars hellman Verified
8 days ago

Asking SL to provide a realistic, practical and affordable subscription plan suitable for people with a nomadic lifestyle and limited budget.

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Shai Goorevitch Verified
8 days ago

Starlink is the game changer which allowed me to set sails a year ago. Safety at sea with afordable internet connection, was the key element for that.

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Catamaran Nova Verified
8 days ago

The return home its impossible rule.Some of are full time cruising and we are home.

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Janice Fennell Verified
8 days ago

I use it while sailing between counties not for fun, but to obtain weather files, emails and well being check ins.

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Stefan Hardebo Verified
8 days ago

The reason you buy the Marin application is to be able to travel without any problems with connectivity. Using the country as a way of controlling the freedom of movement is wrong. It should be regions and with an easy way of transferring between the regions due to cost,regulation differences .

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Philippe Ciancio Verified
8 days ago

More importante

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Malcolm van der Merwe Verified
8 days ago

I'm a yacht delivery skipper so obviously sailing all over the world. I purchased my mini in Mozambique a few years ago and constantly need to have the unit sent by courier back to Mozambique to start the reset........ pathetic! I'll continue using my iridium go thank you 👍

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James Stranger Verified
8 days ago

It's important to me because it would be useful to most sailors. For me in particular, I do not use that much data and cannot localized in French Polynesia anyway, so this petition does serve my interests directly but I know that it would assist many people. I love Starlink and wil defend Elon and co to the end for working tirelessly for our luxury. I do not think starlink is a requirement for travel, but a beautiful luxury, and I think people can and should pay for it or go without.

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Anthony Swiacke Verified
8 days ago

We use roam for buisness purposes and school. Switching to a priority plan makes it cost prohibative to be able to continue with the life we built around your services. To us this is a global product without boarders and that should be the way it stays.

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Barbara Beeckman Verified
8 days ago

Sailor travelling around the world

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Lara Grisemer Verified
8 days ago

We are a sailing family, circumnavigating. Our kids thrive in this learning environment, with first-hand cultural experiences, living history, marine biology, and language immersion. But, we rely heavily on Starlink to support their education as we travel and have already made financial commitments for online education for this school year, based on the assumption we’d have Starlink. We cannot afford a significant cost increase for Starlink, so this policy change could mean our trip is over.

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PONCET Fabrice Verified
8 days ago

Living in a boat in the Caribbean island

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Paul Young Verified
8 days ago

We move countries every 15 days

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Ate Wymenga Verified
8 days ago

Starlink provides internet at sea which is important for our safety. I would appreciate that the service can be continued without extreme cost increases.

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Supporter Verified
8 days ago

The international sailing community coordinated a record 65 vessels in humanitarian response to hurricane beryl, this was the founding mission that led to Boats Without Borders, for which starlink is the technological pillar that allows our lifesaving operations across horizons. The sailing community has been connected, empowered, and enabled by the solutions starlink has delivered. But the new changes threaten the welfare, financial security, and humanitarian ability of this demographic.

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Warwick Fatches Verified
8 days ago

Safety at sea. Contact with family.

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Andy Saunders Verified
8 days ago

Starlink is our lifeline, and these changes make it practically impossible to use...

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Todd Harff Verified
8 days ago

I understand Starlink requiring you register in the country you are in. Their policy needs to allow us to do that.