Télécommunications De Haití (teleco)

TÉLÉCOMMUNICATIONS D’HAÏTI (TELECO) is historically referenced as Haiti’s former state telecom operator, and public materials describe its privatization in 2010 with the Natcom entity entering as the successor on the market. Separate reporting also mentions a “Téléco” telecommunications site in Haiti being tied to national connectivity disruptions during security incidents.

Public IP/ASN directories map TELECO to AS52260, with routed IPv4 space observed in blocks such as 186.1.192.0/20, 190.102.64.0/19, and 190.115.128.0/18. These signals indicate an independently identifiable routing footprint, but public peering visibility is limited in some datasets.

Open review data is sparse and not clearly attributable to Haiti’s TELECO as a telecom operator; some “Teleco” reviews appear to relate to similarly named employers in other countries. With limited, ambiguous coverage, the reputation signal is best treated as neutral due to insufficient matching evidence.