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Remove Starlink's 90-Day Country Transfer Rule

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Glen Jeffery Verified
2 months ago

Travel from ciuntry to country living on a yacht

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Alexandra Foley Verified
2 months ago

Safety at sea.

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Suzette Oskam Verified
2 months ago

As we are sailors and very volutaile in our commute between countdown is tule is un-doable for us. We need this communication tool especially for a safe passage with the crucial wheater informatie !

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John Davis Verified
2 months ago

Back to SIM card cell service it looks like for me.

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David Bombard Verified
2 months ago

We are live aboard sailors in the global priority. Plan is just out of our reach momentarily.

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Vincent Oliver Verified
2 months ago

Only form of communication with family when outside home country, also use it for weather forecasting

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Isabelle van Dalen Verified
2 months ago

I am a sailor

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

This is a safety matter for cruising sailors like me. We have come to rely upon Starling for communication at sea for weather updates; passage guardian services (daily updating emails); and notifying emergency services e.g. maritime communication centres, as well as local updates from fellow cruisers. There are also national applications for visa entry to differing nations. Plans change at sea e.g. weather, breakdowns, equipment failure etc a 90 day country transfer rule makes this impossible

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pascal bult Verified
2 months ago

im sailor and I use it for safety at sea and the convenience of not buying simcards everywhere I go

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

As cruising sailors we countries quite often.

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Michael Smith Verified
2 months ago

It's not practical to switch to priority plans - just too expensive..

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Astrid De Ru Verified
2 months ago

Sailing to many countries

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Howard Cheetham Verified
2 months ago

We've just spent 60 days in Canada. With this we would have list access for half of it. Next year we will travel to Europe and will move regularly between counties. We use starlink for work but it not that lucrative that we can just use global. It may mean we have to cancel our plans

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Jurriaan Amesz Verified
2 months ago

Sailing across the ocean

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Dan Meier Verified
2 months ago

I simply can’t afford to spend more than $175 on internet. As full time sailors, this price increase will cause us to drop our highest priority safety device.

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Lieve Vink Verified
2 months ago

Security for sailors will decline

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Ariana Saraha Verified
2 months ago

This affects working class traveler friends of mine.

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André de Looze Verified
2 months ago

Weather, contact with familie, sailing information, work, administration.

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Steve Gould Verified
2 months ago

Full time live a board. working from home/boat

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Kym Gould Verified
2 months ago

Full time live a board. working from home/boat