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Remove Starlink's 90-Day Country Transfer Rule

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Mary Robertsib Verified
3 months ago

Clients pay for roaming Internet service and then Starlink does not comply! This is unfair business practice and should be truly roaming.

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Paige Tillison Verified
3 months ago

Staying connected while traveling. Safety, weather tracking and keeping updated on what is happening worldwide.

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Cori Kolling Verified
3 months ago

I am a cruiser and it will significantly impact me for safety and financially makes no sense

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Tyrone Gilbert Verified
3 months ago

Planning a trip to Panama soon. We will cross 5 countries in 4 months to get there. It is impossible to re register in each country.

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Mary Bowker Verified
3 months ago

As full time live aboard sailors, we rely on Starlink for weather, clearance procedures in new countries, and conducting our personal business. In an increasing digital world and as sailors with no easy way to receive mail, we are able to manage our affairs from our boat with Starlink. In areas like the Carribean, we are often not in any single country for 30 days, which makes changing our address to a new country challenging. The global priority plan is prohibitively expensive for us.

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Robert Thomson Verified
3 months ago

Circumnavigating on a sailboat so changing counties every couple of months Use iceba mode when necessary but Global priority just too expensive.

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Pete Bratton Verified
3 months ago

You know Starlink must be so good to survive the people running it. The customer service is the worst ever. I've never been able to talk to someone and the interface is idiot friendly. Whoever designed their interface has their head up their ass. Just sayin.

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Louis Saucier Verified
3 months ago

Safety and affordability. Like most private sailors, I need a reliable satellite connection onboard my dailboat. I will have to switch to another satellite provider if this rule is implemented.

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Robert Yancey Verified
3 months ago

Cruising sailor Removing safety feature

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Lisa Warren Verified
3 months ago

Starlink has been become an sailors necessity. Not only to keep in touch with friends and family but for safety as well. Navigating safe waters, staying away from bad weather and incoming storms but also emergency help if needed. Please reconsider.

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Roger Brisson Verified
3 months ago

It is a safety issue for many. Right now people can get weather updates while out at sea , let family know they are ok and just behind schedule. Find and plot alternatives quickly People that can’t afford global fees will just cancel it which will put them at risk. This is both a land and sea issue.

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Nicole Edworthy Verified
3 months ago

International vanlifer

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Barb Thomson Verified
3 months ago

Starlink aids sailors from everywhere but now they are making it so very hard to use how we need to!

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Jimmy Andersson Verified
3 months ago

Freedom

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Marcel Cantor Verified
3 months ago

We are sailing and do not stay in each country very long

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Gabriela Boschetti-Künzli Verified
3 months ago

Keep updated

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Anita McMahon Verified
3 months ago

Reliable connectivity is the life blood of safe sailing globally. Do this and customers will leave by their thousands

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Roberto Pachi Verified
3 months ago

Starlink gave sailors a new layer of safety, why hinder it?

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Uwe Schmidt Verified
3 months ago

Because the 30 day rule doesn’t work for sailors

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Denton Earnhardt Verified
3 months ago

The new proposed rules for the Roam Unlimited are unattainable as we move through multiple countries in a few month period on our sailboat. We use Starlink for safety, weather files, and doctor’s visits when needed virtually. This new plan would not work for us or many other fellow sailors who use it the same way. We can not afford paying $600+ USD a month as we live on a tight budget. Thank you for consideration for coming up with a plan that would not lock us into a country for 90 days.