We cruise in the Bahamas and Starlink is imperative to our safety. To loose coverage after 30 days or for it to become cost prohibitive is a safety issue. Please create a plan I can confidently cruise.
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Dawn Kingston
1 month ago
Please do not implement your 90 day country restriction. This is a matter of our safety on our boat as we rely on Starlink to plan passages and acquire real time weather data. Starlink has “changed the game “ for us who live on the water. Please help us out!
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Supporter
1 month ago
Starlink has been an exceptional addition to the safety aboard as well as enhanced my ability to work remotely. These new restrictions severely impact the future use of Starlink on my vessel.
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Carl Nelson
1 month ago
Without this change I will use cell the six mo the of the year I am in The Bahamas and leave my Starlink on standby.
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David De
1 month ago
I'm sailing across multiple countries and would like to localize the plan at each stop
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wolfgang cerha
1 month ago
living on a sailboat traveling around the world
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wayne smith
1 month ago
It directly affects our ability to afford us to safety transit to Caribbean islands and remain connected for navigation and an ability to contact emergency services when needed. We are on vacation for 6 months, and it would be impossible for us to return to our home every 30-90 days
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Chris Davis
1 month ago
Starlink will no longer be useful to us with their new policy. Either the 30 or the 90 day has to go or we have to go back to the Iridium and we don’t want that.
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joe vandyke
1 month ago
We have loved our Starlink service and rely on it for weather, navigation, kids schooling and keeping up with work back home while we spend a year on our boat. This new policy would drastically change to cost and convenience we have shaped our life and schedules around. Please consider a different pricing model for cruising sailboats
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Jorge Salinger
1 month ago
We cruise on our boat for many months at a time without returning to our home country. We are not trying to abuse the service, but rather use it as it was designed to “Roam”. Thanks in advance for reconsidering this policy change.
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Vincent Oliver
1 month ago
Sailing the Caribbean we often move from one island to the next within the 90 day period, sometimes weekly.
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James Worsham
1 month ago
Safety and convenience are enhanced for everyone with reasonably affordable internet access that can be seamlessly obtained.
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Charlene Scola
1 month ago
I am a cruiser who lives on a boat. Cruisers need Starlink to be mobile on the seas with us or there is no point in having it at all.
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Vittorio Marchisio
1 month ago
Roam means roam and you can't be limited by absurd limitation. I pay and I want to roam!
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Peter Nielsen
1 month ago
I’m a liveaboard sailor cruising between the eastern and western Caribbean and working from my boat. I depend on Starlink for my safety and my livelihood.
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Dave Scola
1 month ago
Concerns for safety at sea, vital communication link to authorities, families and businesses and crucial in customs and immigration form compliance
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Scott Smith
1 month ago
We have enjoyed the Starlink service as full time vruisers but if we are forced into this new funnel then it will make Starlink prohibited for many of us and we will have to stop using the service altogether. Please reconsider not making this new change.
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Kurt Mahnert
1 month ago
Starlink is our connection home and as sailors the new regulations make it between hard and impossible for us to stay connected with our families at home!
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Edgar Hupfer
1 month ago
I ask Star Link to remove the 90 day country transfer restriction and allow customers to localize their account whenever they move to a new country.
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Rob Kohnen
1 month ago
While cruising around the world on our little sailboat, Starling has been a game changer. Unfortunately, we may not be able to afford the new plans. Please drop the 90 day restrictions their planned.
Thank you,
Robert
We cruise in the Bahamas and Starlink is imperative to our safety. To loose coverage after 30 days or for it to become cost prohibitive is a safety issue. Please create a plan I can confidently cruise.
Please do not implement your 90 day country restriction. This is a matter of our safety on our boat as we rely on Starlink to plan passages and acquire real time weather data. Starlink has “changed the game “ for us who live on the water. Please help us out!
Starlink has been an exceptional addition to the safety aboard as well as enhanced my ability to work remotely. These new restrictions severely impact the future use of Starlink on my vessel.
Without this change I will use cell the six mo the of the year I am in The Bahamas and leave my Starlink on standby.
I'm sailing across multiple countries and would like to localize the plan at each stop
living on a sailboat traveling around the world
It directly affects our ability to afford us to safety transit to Caribbean islands and remain connected for navigation and an ability to contact emergency services when needed. We are on vacation for 6 months, and it would be impossible for us to return to our home every 30-90 days
Starlink will no longer be useful to us with their new policy. Either the 30 or the 90 day has to go or we have to go back to the Iridium and we don’t want that.
We have loved our Starlink service and rely on it for weather, navigation, kids schooling and keeping up with work back home while we spend a year on our boat. This new policy would drastically change to cost and convenience we have shaped our life and schedules around. Please consider a different pricing model for cruising sailboats
We cruise on our boat for many months at a time without returning to our home country. We are not trying to abuse the service, but rather use it as it was designed to “Roam”. Thanks in advance for reconsidering this policy change.
Sailing the Caribbean we often move from one island to the next within the 90 day period, sometimes weekly.
Safety and convenience are enhanced for everyone with reasonably affordable internet access that can be seamlessly obtained.
I am a cruiser who lives on a boat. Cruisers need Starlink to be mobile on the seas with us or there is no point in having it at all.
Roam means roam and you can't be limited by absurd limitation. I pay and I want to roam!
I’m a liveaboard sailor cruising between the eastern and western Caribbean and working from my boat. I depend on Starlink for my safety and my livelihood.
Concerns for safety at sea, vital communication link to authorities, families and businesses and crucial in customs and immigration form compliance
We have enjoyed the Starlink service as full time vruisers but if we are forced into this new funnel then it will make Starlink prohibited for many of us and we will have to stop using the service altogether. Please reconsider not making this new change.
Starlink is our connection home and as sailors the new regulations make it between hard and impossible for us to stay connected with our families at home!
I ask Star Link to remove the 90 day country transfer restriction and allow customers to localize their account whenever they move to a new country.
While cruising around the world on our little sailboat, Starling has been a game changer. Unfortunately, we may not be able to afford the new plans. Please drop the 90 day restrictions their planned. Thank you, Robert