Want a Droid for work e-mail? It'll cost you extra.

[mattomoto]

@ R1lover- I assume you have a personal account and not a business account?

@350-Jason- Do you have a business or personal account?

Just curious as to who's exchange is working as per the PC Mag article- personal or business accounts...

Thanks-

Matto

[350-Jason]

i have a personal account

[R1Lover]

I have the personal account

[elbono75]

Is Verizon Charging $15/month for Exchange Support on DROID?
This isn't really news at all. Verizon has been charging different rates for Individual Data Plans and Business Data Plans for quite some time. It's not a matter of Exchange Support incurring the added cost but just the type of account you have (Individual or Exchange). Individual Data Plans will still have Exchange Support. If you buy your phone through your corporate account, you'll be charged $45. If you buy your phone like a normal person, $30 will still get you Exchange.
So no, Verizon isn't doing anything different and not charging anyone who uses Exchange an extra $15. The DROID uses regular Verizon smartphone plans, nothing to see here. [pcmag]


Here is the link


Update: Verizon has officially responded, and the previous reports are incorrect. There is no higher pricing to access Exchange. If you are on the $30 plan, Exchange will work just fine. The $45 plan is for corporate accounts, but the higher price has nothing to do with the Exchange access.


Here is that link