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To ''Holdon'' (wouldn''t your first name be a little more appropriate when asking for help from others?)
There are indeed ISPs in some of the islands. But in a multi-national environment, I wouldn''t assume that subscribing with one would ease your access needs when elsewhere in the Caribbean.
Internet Cafes are everywhere, or at least multiple places at each town/city in each island we''ve been in. Islanders quickly found out that an inexpensive computer and phone line = regular income from yachties, tourists & others. Pretty simple equation, actually. <g> But connection speed and capabilities beyond the basics (e.g. printing) may be limited.
No one seems to suffer much with comm problems in the E. Caribbean (or in the D.R., Turks & Caicos or U.S. territories for that matter).
Jack
There are indeed ISPs in some of the islands. But in a multi-national environment, I wouldn''t assume that subscribing with one would ease your access needs when elsewhere in the Caribbean.
Internet Cafes are everywhere, or at least multiple places at each town/city in each island we''ve been in. Islanders quickly found out that an inexpensive computer and phone line = regular income from yachties, tourists & others. Pretty simple equation, actually. <g> But connection speed and capabilities beyond the basics (e.g. printing) may be limited.
No one seems to suffer much with comm problems in the E. Caribbean (or in the D.R., Turks & Caicos or U.S. territories for that matter).
Jack
