We’ve had Starlink about one year now and the policies keep changing as well as the pricing. We run a non-profit for kids from our sailboat and having Starlink has been a game changer allowing us to stay in contact with the schools and teachers, make appointments, arrange for pickup and dropoffs of materials and stay up to daye on weather.
With this change it will severely impact our ability to do what we do and the increased costs will more than likely cause us to cancel our service.
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Mike & Lizzy Hill
3 months ago
The removal of Global Roam and the need to to ‘return’ to home was the sole reason for getting Starlink. Now thinking twice about carrying on with Starlink
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Vito Ciaravino
3 months ago
I am a sailor and it can endanger my life and my family if I don’t have service
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Michelle Perry
3 months ago
Cruising around the world and starlink has become one of my most valuable safety tools. We are years away from our home country not 30 days. Please consider extending or removing this rule in consideration of one of your most steadfast customer communities- world cruisers!
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John Tinetti
3 months ago
The entire purpose of buying Starlink was to stay connected while roaming. This plan change will force me to drop Starlink altogether as it becomes cost prohibitive.
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Christopher Brunt
3 months ago
I move countries a lot and Starlink was bought with this in mind moving the goal posts all the time is not very consumer friendly and will not win hearts or minds
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Jack Kegelmeyer
3 months ago
I’m a sailboat cruiser and love my Starlink. But need it to be affordable and Global Priority is cost prohibitive.
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William Stone
3 months ago
Please reconsider. These restriction are unreasonable for our lifestyle and my child’s education.
Thank you,
Will
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Edward Lecco
3 months ago
I cruise on my sailboat and depend on Starlink for weather, communications, etc.
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Pavel Maria Smejkal
3 months ago
Afordable Starlink on the see is a big contribution to the safety!
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Richard Beech
3 months ago
As an international cruiser starlink is crucial. The new rules make it impossible.
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Chara Thacker
3 months ago
If Starlink increases like they say they will, we will be forced to cancel it and only be able to be on our boat in the US. We are full-time live aboard cruisers.
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Grant Cleveland
3 months ago
I am one of the thousands of cruising community who this change will inadvertently affect in a negative way. Respectfuly, please reconsider.
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Mike Moulton
3 months ago
We subscribed to Starlink because of the roam plan, which was doable/affordable for us as Canadian seniors who cruise the Bahamas from December to May.
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Nick Denissen
3 months ago
This is not customer focused.
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Geoff Galant
3 months ago
If someone in an RV can roam thousands of miles under a normal subscription, why can’t a boater roam a couple hundred miles within the Bahamas under the same rules.
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Aine Carroll
3 months ago
We are sailing away for 1 year and need Internet our at sea.
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Jari Puurunen
3 months ago
Because we are going for quite long time to caribbean
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Edward Risby
3 months ago
Wing a sailor/travelling myself we can go via many countries in a 3 month window.
This has and will restrict usage. And looks like we may go back to 5g, which is also very good when coatal hopping. Therfore losing a greater income to Starlink.
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Erik Hardtle
3 months ago
I just bought and installed starlink on my boat to use in bahamas next year, this was not part of the deal I signed up for.
We’ve had Starlink about one year now and the policies keep changing as well as the pricing. We run a non-profit for kids from our sailboat and having Starlink has been a game changer allowing us to stay in contact with the schools and teachers, make appointments, arrange for pickup and dropoffs of materials and stay up to daye on weather. With this change it will severely impact our ability to do what we do and the increased costs will more than likely cause us to cancel our service.
The removal of Global Roam and the need to to ‘return’ to home was the sole reason for getting Starlink. Now thinking twice about carrying on with Starlink
I am a sailor and it can endanger my life and my family if I don’t have service
Cruising around the world and starlink has become one of my most valuable safety tools. We are years away from our home country not 30 days. Please consider extending or removing this rule in consideration of one of your most steadfast customer communities- world cruisers!
The entire purpose of buying Starlink was to stay connected while roaming. This plan change will force me to drop Starlink altogether as it becomes cost prohibitive.
I move countries a lot and Starlink was bought with this in mind moving the goal posts all the time is not very consumer friendly and will not win hearts or minds
I’m a sailboat cruiser and love my Starlink. But need it to be affordable and Global Priority is cost prohibitive.
Please reconsider. These restriction are unreasonable for our lifestyle and my child’s education. Thank you, Will
I cruise on my sailboat and depend on Starlink for weather, communications, etc.
Afordable Starlink on the see is a big contribution to the safety!
As an international cruiser starlink is crucial. The new rules make it impossible.
If Starlink increases like they say they will, we will be forced to cancel it and only be able to be on our boat in the US. We are full-time live aboard cruisers.
I am one of the thousands of cruising community who this change will inadvertently affect in a negative way. Respectfuly, please reconsider.
We subscribed to Starlink because of the roam plan, which was doable/affordable for us as Canadian seniors who cruise the Bahamas from December to May.
This is not customer focused.
If someone in an RV can roam thousands of miles under a normal subscription, why can’t a boater roam a couple hundred miles within the Bahamas under the same rules.
We are sailing away for 1 year and need Internet our at sea.
Because we are going for quite long time to caribbean
Wing a sailor/travelling myself we can go via many countries in a 3 month window. This has and will restrict usage. And looks like we may go back to 5g, which is also very good when coatal hopping. Therfore losing a greater income to Starlink.
I just bought and installed starlink on my boat to use in bahamas next year, this was not part of the deal I signed up for.