As a liveaboard cruiser and family of 6, we depend on starlink for our connection to the world but also for our safety. We need to track weather apps, NOAA, navionics and more as we prepare for passages between islands and countries. It is essential for our safety. This new policy would make it impossible for us to have that internet connection. Please reconsider.
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Arno Chrispeels
3 months ago
While digital nomads are few and far between, they are an important social and economic engine that should not be overlooked or prevented from working while traveling because of lack of starlink access.
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Supporter
3 months ago
I have been enjoying Starlink for the last year. However, the new policies are going to hit me hard as I am about to embark on a 1-year journey through 6 different countries in South America.
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Audrey Pylinski
3 months ago
Ce que Starlink permet, Starlink veut le retirer...
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Craig Butcher
3 months ago
As a cruising sailor who spends months hopping around between different countries, the limit definitely affects the viability of having Starlink in the first place.
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Leah Cooper
3 months ago
We are retired, full time cruisers with a limited budget and rely on Starlink for safety and communication. There’s no way we can afford the new roaming plan.
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Ryan Easter
3 months ago
As a family that lives aboard our sailboat and travels away from our home country for years at a time these new restrictions make things difficult or impossible for us.
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Katie Dalton
3 months ago
There are so many customers who love starlink and I hope you can realise this market of loyal customers and make a plan that includes them because if not as soon as competition comes out these customers will run to them
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Thierry Tellier
3 months ago
I do not agree with Starlink's new policy.
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Amy Hutson
3 months ago
We are cruisers.
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Josh Ramsay
3 months ago
Money and time and tge setvice i require, this new system wont work for me
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Supporter
3 months ago
The 90 day country change restriction is a very severe issue for cruising yachtsmen and women, please reconsider
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Lisl Wollheim Jones
3 months ago
We rely on starlink for weather updates and safety at sea. We cannot afford the more expensive Global priority plans
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Gerald Bassin
3 months ago
Sailing in French Polynesia is very far away from my home country in Europe
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Lars hellman
3 months ago
Asking SL to provide a realistic, practical and affordable subscription plan suitable for people with a nomadic lifestyle and limited budget.
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Shai Goorevitch
3 months ago
Starlink is the game changer which allowed me to set sails a year ago.
Safety at sea with afordable internet connection, was the key element for that.
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Catamaran Nova
3 months ago
The return home its impossible rule.Some of are full time cruising and we are home.
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Janice Fennell
3 months ago
I use it while sailing between counties not for fun, but to obtain weather files, emails and well being check ins.
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Stefan Hardebo
3 months ago
The reason you buy the Marin application is to be able to travel without any problems with connectivity. Using the country as a way of controlling the freedom of movement is wrong. It should be regions and with an easy way of transferring between the regions due to cost,regulation differences .
As a liveaboard cruiser and family of 6, we depend on starlink for our connection to the world but also for our safety. We need to track weather apps, NOAA, navionics and more as we prepare for passages between islands and countries. It is essential for our safety. This new policy would make it impossible for us to have that internet connection. Please reconsider.
While digital nomads are few and far between, they are an important social and economic engine that should not be overlooked or prevented from working while traveling because of lack of starlink access.
I have been enjoying Starlink for the last year. However, the new policies are going to hit me hard as I am about to embark on a 1-year journey through 6 different countries in South America.
Ce que Starlink permet, Starlink veut le retirer...
As a cruising sailor who spends months hopping around between different countries, the limit definitely affects the viability of having Starlink in the first place.
We are retired, full time cruisers with a limited budget and rely on Starlink for safety and communication. There’s no way we can afford the new roaming plan.
As a family that lives aboard our sailboat and travels away from our home country for years at a time these new restrictions make things difficult or impossible for us.
There are so many customers who love starlink and I hope you can realise this market of loyal customers and make a plan that includes them because if not as soon as competition comes out these customers will run to them
I do not agree with Starlink's new policy.
We are cruisers.
Money and time and tge setvice i require, this new system wont work for me
The 90 day country change restriction is a very severe issue for cruising yachtsmen and women, please reconsider
We rely on starlink for weather updates and safety at sea. We cannot afford the more expensive Global priority plans
Sailing in French Polynesia is very far away from my home country in Europe
Asking SL to provide a realistic, practical and affordable subscription plan suitable for people with a nomadic lifestyle and limited budget.
Starlink is the game changer which allowed me to set sails a year ago. Safety at sea with afordable internet connection, was the key element for that.
The return home its impossible rule.Some of are full time cruising and we are home.
I use it while sailing between counties not for fun, but to obtain weather files, emails and well being check ins.
The reason you buy the Marin application is to be able to travel without any problems with connectivity. Using the country as a way of controlling the freedom of movement is wrong. It should be regions and with an easy way of transferring between the regions due to cost,regulation differences .
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