You guys must have ordered too many Starlink’s! 😂 Starlink has now removed the $100 discount for all of the US. That was the shortest promotional period ever, just one day! Now Starlink is the $349 MSRP throughout the US, with a $100 congestion fee added for some areas.
That was quick! A day late...a (100) dollar short 😂... thanks for the info! $100 would have been the icing on the cake but I still think I'm going to try it out at the $349 price...BestBuy in my area has pickup available within an hour and will be paying $40 less a month than COX ( the only avaibleable internet provider in my area outside of 5G options)
Nice! Seems like the retailers have much better inventory control. I've seen Home Depot simply show Starlink out of stock when they run low, vs Starlink that will keep selling them, but push shipping back weeks until new inventory comes in.
@@StarlinkHardware Yes, that seems typical of Home Depot inventory. Luckily, my Home Depot's inventory showing 3x Standard kits in stock was accurate. I just picked up a kit and overnighted it to a coworker in Georgia, who is still without home internet thanks to Helene.
Seems like if they have too much service in some areas they should increase service in those areas! I bought when it was 499.00 and use the service sparingly in a cabin I have an hour from home. I must say service has gotten better, but if the next generation is better they should offer the original users an upgrade option.
Note that if you're in a "congested" zone, Starlink charges you an additional $100 fee in addition to the $120 a month for their internet connection. They don't tell you this until you already try to buy into the service. Also note that their router won't connect to older equipmtnt - it isn't "back compatible." I'm having to tangle with their "bypass mode" nonsense. It better work or I'm sending this whole mess back to Elon.
Me too. Just opened it and I am watching this video and commenting over Starlink right now after just getting back from the Starship 5 launch and catch!
I moved into a new home a month ago and was struggling to find internet in general I tried the 5g home internet and I only got 4g super slow terrible speeds i did a lot of research on all the different satellite internet companies and picked Starlink to be the best since I do game from time to time and stream my sports and have 4 people in the house I love how I can setup my own router which I did and seen alittle faster speeds overall happy with it even tho it’s $120 a month I’ve had no issues only 1 time the internet cut out and came right back on in like 2 seconds I’ve been it different times in the day and the night works perfectly fine slowest speeds I got was 130 Mbps fastest speeds I got was 233 Mbps Gaming it works just fine for me I do notice alittle latency in the texts and guns loading at the start of a match but playing online works fine love it
Hi, I am thinking about buying the Standard right now. It's $249 here in Vegas. Question , It appears that I will have to sign up for the monthly right away of $120, However I don't plan on using it monthly. Any Ideas as to how to avoid this charge? I saw another Video that indicated I could cancel and start at different places while on the road., Is this still True?
It's still in a testing phase, with only a few people being invited to try it out. Based on the results of that test, they will either scrap the idea or prepare for a wider rollout.
Go to Starlink.com where you will find the different service plans. For consumers, there is Residential and Roam which are in the menu on the main page.
So the BIGGER MORE EXPENSIVE DISH WITH SEPARATE ROUTER is now EVEN CHEAPER than the smaller, more compact, integrated router mini version. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE! I so want a Mini but not for the egregious $599 price tag, ESPECIALLY knowing the full size dish is so cheap.
Eventually it will. When the Gen 3 Standard dish launched it took about 6 months for the discounts to start. As for the Mini, it all depends on how well it is selling. If they are flying off the shelf, the $599 price will stick around. When demand drops off, Starlink will look at promotions to increase demand.
what is the easiest way to get an installation team to put my antenna on my roof - even though I have already ordered my starlink standard 3 kit for area zip 30809.
Excellent video! Question: Can I have a residential system and pay monthly for roam. Then, when I loose by home cable / cell service, upgrade to residential unlimited. Then when I have cable service back, change back from residential to roam? Thank you!
Yep! The equipment is identical so it worths with both plans. The only thing to note here is that the change from a lower priced plan to higher priced plan will be instant (Residential to Roam). But the change from a higher priced plan to lower (Roam to Residential) will occur at the start of your new billing period, so not instant.
@@StarlinkHardware When you say ‘change from lower priced plan to higher priced’ and then say (residential to roam) are saying residential ($120) to roam ($165)? Because I was thinking about having a residential system but pay the $50 roam monthly. When my home cell / wifi goes out I have the $50 roam service so I can then go to the website using starlink and upgrade to residential $120 (so now I have unlimited service) when the cell / wifi comes back on I can downgrade back to $50 roam at the beginning of the next billing cycle. Would this work?
@@MrDaveS61 If you have the $50 plan the upgrade to Residential would be instant. The change back to the $50 plan would occur at the end of the billing cycle if you changed back.
@@StarlinkHardware Thanks! You are great at answering questions which is why I’ve subscribed. Maybe one last one if I haven’t bothered you too much. If I buy a residential system with a fixed address, can I, at the time of purchase (and later if I go back and forth from Residential data to Roam $50 data) obtain the $50 roam service? So, can I purchase the $50 roam at the same time I purchase the Residential (fixed address) dish?
@@MrDaveS61 Right now it looks like they aren't letting people order the Standard dish with the $50 Roam plan. You can still switch to the $50 plan later, though. So you would have to buy the Standard dish with either the Residential or Roam Unlimited service plan to start, but you could change plans after that.
I believe congestion charges are down to each service cell. So many parts of Texas avoid the charge, while service cells that are in high demand get the charge.
I live in one of those states to get the $100 credit. I bought my hardware around the same time as this video posted. But I'm just now this video 3 weeks later. Do you suppose I can still get the $100 credit?
Depends on how you are going to use it. For portable/temporary use, really easy, just plug and play. For home internet you would want to install a mount to your roof, and route the cable inside through a wall. I have tutorials for all of that on the channel if you want to see how involved it is to DIY.
Starlink isn't publishing a list of congested areas like they do the savings credit. You'll see the extra "Congestion Charge" line item show up during checkout if your address is in a congested area.
I last week took delivery of a Home Depot $199 Standard Starlink Kit....$299/$199-Promotion. Cheaper than your "lowest cost ever" claim. And sure enough I checked just now and it's increased price ($349/$249-Promotion) at HD and I didn't find it at all on Amazon. Maybe it's there somewhere and my search just didn't find it. Haven't activated it yet as my cable ISP is still struggling to get their system working properly. But I can see it's a losing battle, hence the SL on the shelf.
Hello sir. I will just ordered the standard kit but I will be using it in Ghana next 3 months so I won't even unbox it but is it possible to buy it here in the US and setup in Ghana? Or should I just cancel it. I bought it purposely to use it in Ghana but from what I am seeing on the internet, I might or might not be able to use it in Ghana if I buy it here so what do I do now? Cancel it or keep it?
If you subscribe to Roam you’ll be able to use it anywhere with approved coverage. Starlink is limiting trips to 2 months, that would be my only concern.
@@StarlinkHardware ohh ok and thank you but when I go to Ghana with it, I won't bring it back and and it will be in Ghana permanently so is it possible to change it to a permanent Ghana address even though I bought it here? And I wont even unbox it till I get to Ghana so is it possible
Yes, heavy rain and snow can lower the signal to noise ratio and cause interruptions and/or lower speeds. The newest dish has a more powerful power supply that helps. In my experience, only the heaviest rain causes issues. And it's usually only short interruptions.
Too many scammers out there for that, the bad guys can obtain fake documents that look real to substantiate that they meet the requirements you are suggesting.
Congestion charge is bs. Startlink is putting ground internet services out of business. I'm going to wait and enjoy my peasant internet until these silly prices stabilize with more satellites. Starlink is like PlayStation and Xbox services. Volatile while it's the new thing.
Starlink’s direct to cell technology is designed as a supplemental cell signal for areas without existing coverage. It’s ultra-low bandwidth, just enough for basic texting. It will slowly expand to voice calls and light data within the next few years. But it will never be capable of the kinds of speeds a Starlink antenna can provide. Two very different things.
So basically if you live in an area with good alternative internet, Starlink will give you better service. But if you live in an urban/country area Starlink will charge you extra and slower service. 😂🙏👍😎🇺🇸
Generally the more sparsely populated your area is, the better performance you will get, since you are competing for bandwidth with less Starlink users. In densely populated areas there will be more people on Starlink simply because there are more people, so speeds will be slower as more are fighting for limited bandwidth. Starlink wants to spread their network resources out as evenly as possible so they try to increase subscribers where there are few customers, and slow growth in areas with a lot of subscribers.
If I were to purchase a the standard unit for my home, can I take it elsewhere If I were to move? and will it generate additional fees upon moving to a different region?
Hopefully early next year Starlink can launch enough of the new generation satellites on that behemoth rocket to mitigate the rediculous $100 surcharge
If you buy it from Starlink it is activated right away, but you can cancel/pause your service to avoid getting billed every month until you need it. If you buy from Home Depot or another retailer, the kit comes inactive. So you can just wait to activate it until you need it. If you currently qualify for the $100 credit, there is no guarantee it will still exist 6 months from now, though.
Unfortunately the monthly prices are just way too high. He originally offered internet access to all. So you think the jungles of Africa…. Nope most Americas can’t even afford it.
100 service fee credit on top would probably get me to order sooner vs later... I've been delaying, what feels like forever, due to the high hardware cost and the high monthly cost... I can't do anything with the hardware except maybe sell it so it's a suck/locked in cost... To a subscription price that could always go up. I don't love the deal ... Where that rural fiber...
Most of my viewers are in the US. Also, that's where I live, so I am naturally familiar with all the updates for this market. I wish I could be more knowledgeable for all the different markets, but I'm only one person with limited time and resources.
I will tell you why it's the lowest price ever. It's because Starlink does not offer any type of customer service or technical support. Their website is a piece of crap and hard to navigate through. It's a worthless company. You would think Elon musk would understand that you need to have people available to help customers, but he doesn't.
This is completely not true that $100 credit (residential) was there when the $299 promo was going on making the cost $199 that was the lowest it’s been not now…. Clickbait !!!
Starlinks downfall is their terrible shipping. I can get it from Best Buy today, but I have to wait weeks for Starlink to ship anything. It’s ridiculous
I don't like the $100 congestion fee. I feel I should be paying LESS to use a service that is congested. Because we know speeds are going to be impacted the greater the usage. I am in an area that charges that fee and I don't like it at all and discouraged me from purchasing I disliked the idea so much.
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You guys must have ordered too many Starlink’s! 😂 Starlink has now removed the $100 discount for all of the US. That was the shortest promotional period ever, just one day! Now Starlink is the $349 MSRP throughout the US, with a $100 congestion fee added for some areas.
That was quick! A day late...a (100) dollar short 😂... thanks for the info! $100 would have been the icing on the cake but I still think I'm going to try it out at the $349 price...BestBuy in my area has pickup available within an hour and will be paying $40 less a month than COX ( the only avaibleable internet provider in my area outside of 5G options)
@@justintyme6920 I'm West Coast but if they need one and can't find one closer, I'm happy to do the leg work to ship it out to them.
Ordered my Mini from West Marine, overnight shipping was $30. Ordered yesterday, arrived today!
Nice! Seems like the retailers have much better inventory control. I've seen Home Depot simply show Starlink out of stock when they run low, vs Starlink that will keep selling them, but push shipping back weeks until new inventory comes in.
@@StarlinkHardware Yes, that seems typical of Home Depot inventory. Luckily, my Home Depot's inventory showing 3x Standard kits in stock was accurate. I just picked up a kit and overnighted it to a coworker in Georgia, who is still without home internet thanks to Helene.
How much is per month cost starlink. And can I pay prepaid? When I need or when I travel in that month.
Thanks for your reply
Waited to buy past the $299 promotion because I wanted to get the mini, but with it going to $249, I made the jump on the full size version.
I did too. The standard price is back to 349 again
I am in Texas, so no $100 discount. Glad I got mine for $299.
Question, can you use the Standard with the Roam/Rv package ?
Seems like if they have too much service in some areas they should increase service in those areas! I bought when it was 499.00 and use the service sparingly in a cabin I have an hour from home. I must say service has gotten better, but if the next generation is better they should offer the original users an upgrade option.
Home Depot had a promo a couple of weeks ago for the standard kit selling for $300.
Note that if you're in a "congested" zone, Starlink charges you an additional $100 fee in addition to the $120 a month for their internet connection. They don't tell you this until you already try to buy into the service. Also note that their router won't connect to older equipmtnt - it isn't "back compatible." I'm having to tangle with their "bypass mode" nonsense. It better work or I'm sending this whole mess back to Elon.
Dang, ordered mine last week of $299, but in my area now it's only $349, not $249
Ordered mine during the $299 promo.
Me too. Just opened it and I am watching this video and commenting over Starlink right now after just getting back from the Starship 5 launch and catch!
The trick is to get an upgraded dishy and NOT screw up my grandfathered residential with roaming plan. 😂 thanks for the video. Sub’d
What about monthly charge. That's my concern.
I got to enjoy Spectrum Fiber in my rural neck of the NC woods for 10 months before Helene wiped it out. Thank the Lord I kept my Starlink equipment!
It’s always great to have a backup plan. You never know
you know what i would rather pay double in the up front cost than pay the on going monthly access fees they are charging atm!!!
I moved into a new home a month ago and was struggling to find internet in general I tried the 5g home internet and I only got 4g super slow terrible speeds i did a lot of research on all the different satellite internet companies and picked Starlink to be the best since I do game from time to time and stream my sports and have 4 people in the house I love how I can setup my own router which I did and seen alittle faster speeds overall happy with it even tho it’s $120 a month I’ve had no issues only 1 time the internet cut out and came right back on in like 2 seconds I’ve been it different times in the day and the night works perfectly fine slowest speeds I got was 130 Mbps fastest speeds I got was 233 Mbps
Gaming it works just fine for me I do notice alittle latency in the texts and guns loading at the start of a match but playing online works fine love it
You did a lot of research..??😂
@@eugeneputin1858yes researching in TH-cam videos 😂
Hi, I am thinking about buying the Standard right now. It's $249 here in Vegas. Question , It appears that I will have to sign up for the monthly right away of $120, However I don't plan on using it monthly. Any Ideas as to how to avoid this charge? I saw another Video that indicated I could cancel and start at different places while on the road., Is this still True?
When are they going to offer the family plan I heard about?
It's still in a testing phase, with only a few people being invited to try it out. Based on the results of that test, they will either scrap the idea or prepare for a wider rollout.
Yep just showed up yesterday, it really totals 389. then another 120 when you plug it in.
Another great video, appreciate you
So is this for the Mini or? And what's the expected bandwidth, download speed?
Where do I find monthly service prices?
Go to Starlink.com where you will find the different service plans. For consumers, there is Residential and Roam which are in the menu on the main page.
So the BIGGER MORE EXPENSIVE DISH WITH SEPARATE ROUTER is now EVEN CHEAPER than the smaller, more compact, integrated router mini version. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE! I so want a Mini but not for the egregious $599 price tag, ESPECIALLY knowing the full size dish is so cheap.
I got the standard. Mini is not for everyone. I definitely don’t need a mini.
I hope the technology eventually allows them to offer the same specs or better in the mini dish that are available in the larger dish
Can you advise how can I buy the Starlink service ,subscription , equipments ?
You can buy directly from Starlink.com
Do you think the mini will go on sale or drop in price?
Eventually it will. When the Gen 3 Standard dish launched it took about 6 months for the discounts to start. As for the Mini, it all depends on how well it is selling. If they are flying off the shelf, the $599 price will stick around. When demand drops off, Starlink will look at promotions to increase demand.
Would you recommend this for camping, some state parks I stay have no cell service. I know it’s larger in size
what is the easiest way to get an installation team to put my antenna on my roof - even though I have already ordered my starlink standard 3 kit for area zip 30809.
Excellent video! Question: Can I have a residential system and pay monthly for roam. Then, when I loose by home cable / cell service, upgrade to residential unlimited. Then when I have cable service back, change back from residential to roam? Thank you!
Yep! The equipment is identical so it worths with both plans. The only thing to note here is that the change from a lower priced plan to higher priced plan will be instant (Residential to Roam). But the change from a higher priced plan to lower (Roam to Residential) will occur at the start of your new billing period, so not instant.
@@StarlinkHardware When you say ‘change from lower priced plan to higher priced’ and then say (residential to roam) are saying residential ($120) to roam ($165)? Because I was thinking about having a residential system but pay the $50 roam monthly. When my home cell / wifi goes out I have the $50 roam service so I can then go to the website using starlink and upgrade to residential $120 (so now I have unlimited service) when the cell / wifi comes back on I can downgrade back to $50 roam at the beginning of the next billing cycle. Would this work?
@@MrDaveS61 If you have the $50 plan the upgrade to Residential would be instant. The change back to the $50 plan would occur at the end of the billing cycle if you changed back.
@@StarlinkHardware Thanks! You are great at answering questions which is why I’ve subscribed. Maybe one last one if I haven’t bothered you too much. If I buy a residential system with a fixed address, can I, at the time of purchase (and later if I go back and forth from Residential data to Roam $50 data) obtain the $50 roam service? So, can I purchase the $50 roam at the same time I purchase the Residential (fixed address) dish?
@@MrDaveS61 Right now it looks like they aren't letting people order the Standard dish with the $50 Roam plan. You can still switch to the $50 plan later, though. So you would have to buy the Standard dish with either the Residential or Roam Unlimited service plan to start, but you could change plans after that.
Love my Starlink
Maybe I am missing something, but Texas is Congested and California is not??? I have the Mini, and really love it. Using the $50 roam plan currently.
I believe congestion charges are down to each service cell. So many parts of Texas avoid the charge, while service cells that are in high demand get the charge.
I live in one of those states to get the $100 credit. I bought my hardware around the same time as this video posted. But I'm just now this video 3 weeks later. Do you suppose I can still get the $100 credit?
I missed out. 🤬
How hard are they to setup?
Depends on how you are going to use it. For portable/temporary use, really easy, just plug and play. For home internet you would want to install a mount to your roof, and route the cable inside through a wall. I have tutorials for all of that on the channel if you want to see how involved it is to DIY.
Do you know where the congestion charge applies?
Starlink isn't publishing a list of congested areas like they do the savings credit. You'll see the extra "Congestion Charge" line item show up during checkout if your address is in a congested area.
@@StarlinkHardware Thanks for the video and the info
@@m3cogIf you’re in a congested area, you can sign up to have them email you when the congestion ends. There’s a spot on the order page for that.
I last week took delivery of a Home Depot $199 Standard Starlink Kit....$299/$199-Promotion. Cheaper than your "lowest cost ever" claim. And sure enough I checked just now and it's increased price ($349/$249-Promotion) at HD and I didn't find it at all on Amazon. Maybe it's there somewhere and my search just didn't find it. Haven't activated it yet as my cable ISP is still struggling to get their system working properly. But I can see it's a losing battle, hence the SL on the shelf.
I think it was $199 in Canada, I guess I should specify US for the lowest ever. Usually do, must have forgot to mention it in the video.
@@StarlinkHardware ??? Do you not consider my $299 with a $100 credit to be $199? I'm in California.
Hello sir. I will just ordered the standard kit but I will be using it in Ghana next 3 months so I won't even unbox it but is it possible to buy it here in the US and setup in Ghana? Or should I just cancel it. I bought it purposely to use it in Ghana but from what I am seeing on the internet, I might or might not be able to use it in Ghana if I buy it here so what do I do now? Cancel it or keep it?
If you subscribe to Roam you’ll be able to use it anywhere with approved coverage. Starlink is limiting trips to 2 months, that would be my only concern.
@@StarlinkHardware ohh ok and thank you but when I go to Ghana with it, I won't bring it back and and it will be in Ghana permanently so is it possible to change it to a permanent Ghana address even though I bought it here? And I wont even unbox it till I get to Ghana so is it possible
@@amongabriel3687 yes
Like to order the $349. Starlink do you have the website
You can order from www.Starlink.com by typing in your address on the site.
And that's why I'm not jumping on board. 100,.00 congestion charge is a deal breaker. For a backup system, I will stick with my phones Hotspot.
Would the internet speed be affected if it rains or there’s heavy rain?
Yes, heavy rain and snow can lower the signal to noise ratio and cause interruptions and/or lower speeds. The newest dish has a more powerful power supply that helps. In my experience, only the heaviest rain causes issues. And it's usually only short interruptions.
it’s still $500+ tax maybe soon it’ll be updated. I’ll use my trusty mr bevels until they drop the prices in canada🙏🏽
Id like to see starlink offer military, teacher, and 1st responder discounts on monthly service
Vote for Trump discount
Too many scammers out there for that, the bad guys can obtain fake documents that look real to substantiate that they meet the requirements you are suggesting.
How long after receiving the hardware do you have to start the service? Pls advise, TY
Yeah cause they dont get enough freebees …they should just give them free starlinks they are all heros
are they paid less than the rest of us ?
Hi Sir
Can I buy standard hardware and subscribe maritime plan ? For Global use?
Yes, the Standard dish is compatible with the Mobile Priority plans.
Just ordered and go a free month for being in hurricane path.
Congestion charge is bs. Startlink is putting ground internet services out of business. I'm going to wait and enjoy my peasant internet until these silly prices stabilize with more satellites. Starlink is like PlayStation and Xbox services. Volatile while it's the new thing.
Starlink antennas would be obsolete by next year because T-Mobile will be up and running to be starling Satellite Phones.
Starlink’s direct to cell technology is designed as a supplemental cell signal for areas without existing coverage. It’s ultra-low bandwidth, just enough for basic texting. It will slowly expand to voice calls and light data within the next few years. But it will never be capable of the kinds of speeds a Starlink antenna can provide. Two very different things.
I’m not seeing $249 in my area either.
So basically if you live in an area with good alternative internet, Starlink will give you better service. But if you live in an urban/country area Starlink will charge you extra and slower service. 😂🙏👍😎🇺🇸
Generally the more sparsely populated your area is, the better performance you will get, since you are competing for bandwidth with less Starlink users. In densely populated areas there will be more people on Starlink simply because there are more people, so speeds will be slower as more are fighting for limited bandwidth. Starlink wants to spread their network resources out as evenly as possible so they try to increase subscribers where there are few customers, and slow growth in areas with a lot of subscribers.
If I were to purchase a the standard unit for my home, can I take it elsewhere If I were to move? and will it generate additional fees upon moving to a different region?
You can subscribe to Roam and travel with it.
Starlink can be transferred to another address at no extra cost if it is permanent.
Hopefully early next year Starlink can launch enough of the new generation satellites on that behemoth rocket to mitigate the rediculous $100 surcharge
I'd like to buy another kit for my summer place, if I buy a kit can I wait 5 or 6 months before I activate it?
If you buy it from Starlink it is activated right away, but you can cancel/pause your service to avoid getting billed every month until you need it. If you buy from Home Depot or another retailer, the kit comes inactive. So you can just wait to activate it until you need it. If you currently qualify for the $100 credit, there is no guarantee it will still exist 6 months from now, though.
W8ting the mini here for a $300 off ofer, ples elon doit
Unfortunately the monthly prices are just way too high. He originally offered internet access to all. So you think the jungles of Africa…. Nope most Americas can’t even afford it.
how can you call a $50 increase the lowest price ever? It was $299 and a 100 service credit equals $199.
New $349 MSRP - $100 Regional Savings discount = $249. That's the lowest price in the US, a decrease of $50 from the previous low.
100 service fee credit on top would probably get me to order sooner vs later... I've been delaying, what feels like forever, due to the high hardware cost and the high monthly cost... I can't do anything with the hardware except maybe sell it so it's a suck/locked in cost... To a subscription price that could always go up.
I don't love the deal ...
Where that rural fiber...
Hopefully they cut the price of the Mini soon!
thank God for afterpay
Yes my brother i need gen 3
Instead, they are increasing price in Nigeria and also increase Subscription by 90%
That’s what happen when demand is high but the supply is low. Economics101
So, what about Starlink news from around the world? You frequently seem to concentrate on the US. Starlink is worldwide.
Most of my viewers are in the US. Also, that's where I live, so I am naturally familiar with all the updates for this market. I wish I could be more knowledgeable for all the different markets, but I'm only one person with limited time and resources.
This only happens in the USA 🇺🇸
Never mind I found the prices. Sorry
I will tell you why it's the lowest price ever.
It's because Starlink does not offer any type of customer service or technical support.
Their website is a piece of crap and hard to navigate through.
It's a worthless company.
You would think Elon musk would understand that you need to have people available to help customers, but he doesn't.
It’s still to expensive.
It’s still 28,000 $490US. in the Philippines
This is completely not true that $100 credit (residential) was there when the $299 promo was going on making the cost $199 that was the lowest it’s been not now…. Clickbait !!!
Starlinks downfall is their terrible shipping. I can get it from Best Buy today, but I have to wait weeks for Starlink to ship anything. It’s ridiculous
Indonesia
I don't like the $100 congestion fee. I feel I should be paying LESS to use a service that is congested. Because we know speeds are going to be impacted the greater the usage. I am in an area that charges that fee and I don't like it at all and discouraged me from purchasing I disliked the idea so much.
Why are your eybrows not ORANGE ?!
I paid $199 Canadian