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Remove Starlink's 90-Day Country Transfer Rule

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Marcelle Girard Verified
2 months ago

We are moving Sailors and need continuous access without interuption after 30 days

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Chelsea Soule Verified
2 months ago

Starlink was a game-changer for cruisers. We have benefited from their affordable plans with schooling our children and building income streams to keep out here. The priority plans are commercial plans, but this rule hurts the families, the retired couples and the single adventurers. We rely on Starlink for safety while cruising, checking weather, keeping in touch with buddy boats and shore support. This has replaced outdated and much slower options. Going backwards shouldn't be the best option.

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Vincent Brault Verified
2 months ago

As a full-time sailor, I would like a good value package while traveling.

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Hanna Idzikowska Verified
2 months ago

Yes , this is important because my friends which are not rich can’t pay that much .

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Patrick Michel Verified
2 months ago

I live on my sailboat full time and move from country to country regularly.

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Harald Koning Verified
2 months ago

I’m a sailor myself and experienced the same issue (and other issues) during my ocean travels. It is unfair to treat people at sea different than people on land.

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Paweł Kowal Verified
2 months ago

Internet in good price is important for poor Pearson

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Cam Whitlock Verified
2 months ago

Starlink is a basic necessity for a cruising sailboat.

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Steve Gladwell Verified
2 months ago

I’m a sailor and love Starlink support of our community. You have made ocean sailing safer and easier for all Sailors. Please keep pricing low enough for us to continue using your service. We are not a rich community and the monthly service fee currently is a stretch for most sailors. Please do not increase fees for our segment. Thankyou for your consideration. Steven Gladwell

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Bibi Warmerdam Verified
2 months ago

Why oh why would you make it more difficult to use such a great safety measure for us sailors? Please make Starlink the golden child it was again.

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Martin Hordijk Verified
2 months ago

Dan zou ik het explicieter formuleren als global roaming, omdat dat precies de verwachting beschrijft waarmee jullie Starlink hebben aangeschaft: We have been constantly travelling for the past seven years, and we plan to continue travelling for at least the next ten years. We purchased Starlink specifically because it was offered as a solution for roaming around the world and staying connected wherever we go. Since then, Starlink has repeatedly changed its rules and policies, making the servi

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Dagomar Deelstra Verified
2 months ago

Sailing around the World makes it impossible to stay connected through Starlink.

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Nils Kristian Hedemark Verified
2 months ago

Sailors safety having access to weather updates

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Andreas Ellefsen Verified
2 months ago

Sailing in the pacific.

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Sven Bruynooghe Verified
2 months ago

I'm a sailor

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Sophie Ingels Verified
2 months ago

I'm a sailor

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Mark Hofland Verified
2 months ago

We’re sailing the world and move from country to country across oceans. The 30 day limit would mean for us to re-sign constantly to countries we don’t live in but only stay for a short period of time. Going to the truly global option is cost wise not possible for sailors like us.

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Lilian Markgraaf Verified
2 months ago

I am a sailor and depent for my safety and information on Starlink

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Marek Zwierz Verified
2 months ago

It is almost impossible to follow this restriction if somebody is in permanent journey. Sailing around the world takes 2 to 20 years. It is much longer, than 90 days. We don't want cheating.

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John Perry Verified
2 months ago

I intend crossing an ocean and am on a very tight budget.