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Starlink Warns Against Grey Market Products

DigitalTimesNGBy DigitalTimesNG1 November 2024No Comments2 Mins Read86 Views
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  • Starlink advises customers to avoid buying kits from unauthorized grey market sources.
  • Kits with mismatched activation locations will not work and may face service restrictions.

Starlink, a global leader in satellite internet technology, has warned customers against buying unauthorized grey market products.

Each Starlink kit has a unique serial number linked to its intended activation country.

Kits bought through grey market channels won’t be activated, and any kits currently in use outside their assigned regions may face penalties, including possible service limitations.

This advisory is to guarantee the quality, support, and compatibility needed for optimal performance users get from each kit.

According to a reliable source in Zimbabwe, there have been reports of buyers acquiring Starlink kits not intended for their specific countries.

Customers are strongly encouraged to purchase only from authorized distributors and retailers to ensure authenticity and functionality.

This measure is designed to uphold the integrity of Starlink’s operations and protect customers from fraudulent products and service interruptions.

As part of its mission, Starlink remains committed to expanding internet accessibility worldwide, especially in underserved and remote areas.

By delivering reliable, high-speed internet through its advanced satellite network, Starlink is bridging the digital divide and connecting communities across the globe.

To uphold this mission, Starlink maintains strict quality control and distribution practices, ensuring that each kit meets the requirements of its intended market.

Starlink encourages consumers to be vigilant and to purchase kits only from verified Starlink retailers and distributors to ensure seamless service.

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