Haiti Internet Access - DSL Speed Test - Natcom (High Speed)
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Here is an actual Internet DSL Speed test taken from my Natcom 3G Internet access in Haiti the same day I started the internet service.
1400 Gourdes/month (about $35 US)
They told me I will get 10GB of internet access at this high speed and the remaining at a reduced speed.
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