JOHN COX ON WIRELESS 
About that "extra fee" Verizon is charging for Droid users to access Exchange email...
by John Cox
It would be bad, if it was true. 6
Verizon yesterday got kicked around the Internet for allegedly planning to charge business users of Motorola's Droid smartphone extra to access Exchange email behind the corporate firewall.
The only problem with that meme is that it's not true.
Among those doing the kicking were Wired's Priya Ganapat, who wrote "Droid users will have to pay at least an additional $15 a month on top of their data plan for Exchange access. That means $45 a month including Exchange support instead of $30 a month for
a data only plan."
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