Starlink waiving fees for hurricane victims

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Elon Musk’s Starlink charges Hurricane Helene survivors $400 for ‘free’ internet service

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All Starlink terminals will work automatically without the need for payment in areas affected by Hurricane Helene .

But an experiment run by the online publication The Register showed that anyone who tried to sign up for the service from the disaster-hit area still needed to pay the $ 400 for the dish as well as shipping, handling and taxes.

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