Haivng bought numerous E70s for work as a mobile email device I have had nothing but problems with Vodafone mail. It duplicates emails, redates them to another date that shows on your PC! It does not allow signatures as I was led to believe and emails that are deleted from the phone and server do not always delete meaning the 15mb of space gets ful very quickly.

Anyone used Nokia Mail for Exchange? If so, did phone bills go up much as pay for all data transfer compared to fixed line rental and unlimited data on Vodafone.

PS - Vodafone customer service is the worse I have encountered. An automatic email replies back within minutes telling you they are looking at but no-one follows it up!!!! rant over..

We have been using Mail for Exchange on a number of E61s without any problems.

Currently pay €20 per month for 50MB and to date no one has gone near even half that

I have been using Mail for Exchange for about 2 months on my E60 and it has worked flawlessly. As for data usage, I have an unlimited plan so I don't really keep track of it.

Mark

hey Skearon. What service do you use ?

hey Skearon. What service do you use ?

I don't understand what you mean by "what service do I use" ?

We have been using Mail for Exchange on a number of E61s without any problems.

Currently pay €20 per month for 50MB and to date no one has gone near even half that

who are you paying 20 euro a month to ?

Vodafone Ireland

Wirelessly posted (Nokia E61: Mozilla/5.0 (SymbianOS/9.1; U; en-us) AppleWebKit/413 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/413 es61)

Anyone noticed a significantly increased battery drain when running Mail for Exchange ? I do use MfE with Smartroamin, as it appears that 3 in Denmark is blocking the service. using the Smartroaming tunnel, it works fine, but my battery only lasts 8-10 hours with a few short calls and a bit of browsing.

Regards, Michael