Starlink Residential 30 Days Trial for $1 + $139 Refundable Plan (Charged at Activation), +$598 to Keep + $139/M Plan @ Starlink

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geekcohen on 16/04/2024 - 11:49 starlink.com (1702 clicks)
Last edited 16/04/2024 - 13:35 by 1 other user

Try Starlink Residential for $1 for 30 Days (Free Delivery). Doesn't appear to be available for Starlink Roam. $139 per month after the 30 days plus the hardware cost.
Available Australia Wide.

• Free shipping.
• Ships in 1-2 weeks.
• No contracts.

Try Starlink for $1 for 30 days or purchase in full for $599. The remaining balance of $598 will automatically be charged unless you choose to cancel and initiate a return of the kit.

• Select "Standard (Trial)" to pay $1 only and defer full purchase of the Starlink kit until the end of your 30 day trial.
• The remaining balance of $598 will be automatically charged 30 days after activation unless you cancel service and initiate the return of the undamaged kit.
• You may cancel your Starlink service at any time during the trial. If cancelled, you will receive a full refund for your first month of service and for the $1 charge. You will have * 30 days from the date you cancel to return your Starlink kit, otherwise, you will be charged the full price of the kit. Starlink provides a pre-paid return label for the kit.
• Users who purchase the "Standard (Trial)" package cannot change their service plan from the Standard plan during the 30-day trial period.
• Mounts can be purchased for full price at order or towards the end of your trial, and are not eligible for refunds.
• Upon activation, your first statement (invoice) will appear in your account and the payment method on file will be automatically charged. If your Starlink is not activated within * 30 days post-shipment, your Starlink will be automatically activated.
• This offer is only eligible for new Starlink customers.

FAQ Article

This isn't always an NBN replacement (FTTP, FTTC, FTTB, HFC) and is more targeted for regional/remote/rural areas that might have NBN FW/Satellite or have poor FTTN. Starlink might not be suitable for everyone.

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  quarkz on 16/04/2024 - 14:07

  Who pays for shipping to return the hardware if you cancel before the 30 days?

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    harryozz on 16/04/2024 - 14:09

    +4

    Elon Musk does,
    "After initiating the return, you will receive automatically by email a prepaid return label and instructions on how to return the Starlink kit."

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  OMGJL on 16/04/2024 - 14:38

  I suppose ipv4 on CGNAT with no real IP?
  what about IPv6?

  Telstra 5G give a SINGLE IPv6 /128 address,
  Optus/Vodafone have no IPv6 at all

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    prodrome on 16/04/2024 - 16:38

    +1

    Its a Musk business - IP allocation is all over the place. Anything can happen.

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  henrus on 16/04/2024 - 15:12

  -3

  I have NBN FTTP would this be good /s

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  blaast on 16/04/2024 - 18:55

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  Waste of money if you have NBN.

  I tested this against wireless NBN, as I'm regional, but there was no significant real world difference to justify paying double the monthly cost.

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    geekcohen on 17/04/2024 - 05:50

    You must be in a google Wireless NBN area then.

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  gstfree on 16/04/2024 - 20:56

  I will buy if it's portable and work on cruise ship.

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    askbargain on 16/04/2024 - 23:01

    where would you mount it?

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    OzBerghainer on 20/04/2024 - 15:25

    Most cruise ships are quickly rolling out Starlink connections to replace their legacy sat internet solutions. Will make a world of difference, but its up to the cruiseline at how good they are at implementing the network onboard the ship & pricing. Saw an image somewhere of the Pacific Adventure ship with half a dozen starlink dishes mounted in a row up on the top deck, pretty cool!

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  Dmd on 17/04/2024 - 09:41

  +2

  signed up 2 days ago and missed the promotion.

  Only way to get it is to do a free return and sign up with a differnet email address then get the month free.. i think its worth it.

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  jje on 17/04/2024 - 14:21

  +1

  Starlink user here, Brisbane metro area but only FTTN available at questionable speeds.

  Pros:
  - I have a few trees around and it still works just fine, and reports no obstructions
  - Speed is absolutely fine, I get at least 100Mbit down at all times, and depending on the time of day it can go up to 300-400.
  - Latency is fine most of the time, it averages around 40ms and I expect that is mostly down to the PoP being in Sydney which is going to add at least 30ms anyway (it did when I used to have fibre at my old house)
  - I have 4 kids all gaming/streaming and no complaints about lag.
  - Video calls work just fine, no latency. People tend to be quite surprised when I tell them it's Starlink.

  Cons:
  - It's more expensive than NBN
  - Very occasional drop-outs, although it's getting less worse as more satellites go up
  - Peak time speeds are always low compared to the best available, I guess PoP bandwidth is sized to be "just ok" for peak
  - It drops out completely when we get very heavy rain
  - CGNAT on IPV4 and no IPV6 available. (if you don't know what CGNAT is then it's likely not going to affect you)

  Before I moved house I used to use it in roaming mode and just activated it when I went camping (ran it off my trailer's 12v batter with an inverter, it pulls about 40W). Getting 200Mbit down in the middle of the Outback was kinda cool :)

  I'm due to get fibre before end of year and I'll convert it back to a roaming sub at that point as it can't compete with fibre.

  Cheers.

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  parad0x on 21/04/2024 - 20:12

  -2

  Just get NBN fibre, Star link satellite, at least 1 5G carrier connection. That's 3 independent routes to the internet.

  Though if you're on Supertel et all networks, with 3 redundant ring network interconnects between neighbouring POI's, the chances a problem lasts longer than CVC contention issues, I doubt it's all that's needed.

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  WalkingClock on 23/04/2024 - 16:18

  Do you have to mount it to your roof or can you just stick it in the backyard?

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    geekcohen on 24/04/2024 - 08:11

    For your house, it ideally should be mounted to your roof. It could have obstructions if it is just in the backyard. Plus, running the cable through the window or door probably isn't ideal.

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