Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C. 20554
March 27, 2008
DA 09-679
CruiseEmail
1440 Coral Ridge Rd., Suite 160
Coral Springs, FL  33071 
Attn:  Dr. John Gregory 
RE:  CruiseEmail, Public Coast Stations KDS, WGM, and WHX
Dear Dr. Gregory:
This letter is in reply to your response, received May 30, 2008, to our April 23, 2008 letter 
regarding the licenses of CruiseEmail for Public Coast Stations KDS, Everett, Washington; WGM, Lake 
Placid, Florida; and WHX, Seabrook, Maryland.  Our April 23, 2008 letter directed CruiseEmail, 
pursuant to Section 308(b) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, 47 U.S.C. § 308(b), to provide 
information regarding the stations’ construction and operational status.  
According to your response, all three stations were timely constructed and have been in continuous 
operation since then, except for brief weather-related outages.  Your response also indicates, however, that 
each station is currently operating at a site other than its licensed location.  
Your response also states that CruiseEmail’s mailing address is that set forth above, rather than the 
addresses on its licenses.  (We also note that the copy of our letter mailed to the address listed for Station 
WGM was returned as undeliverable.)  
Each licensee is responsible for ensuring that its license information is kept current.  Therefore, 
CruiseEmail must file applications seeking to modify its licenses to request authorization to operate at the 
actual locations.  CruiseEmail also should modify the licenses to reflect its current contact information.  In
addition, this matter will be referred to the Commission’s Enforcement Bureau for investigation and 
consideration of applicable sanctions relating to operation at unlicensed locations.
If you have any questions relating to this matter, please contact Kim Kleppinger at (717) 338-2666 
or Kim.Kleppinger@fcc.gov.
Sincerely,
Scot Stone
Deputy Chief, Mobility Division
Wireless Telecommunications Bureau