Think I've pointed this out at least 3 times here.
I think the verizon website doesn't clearly define business/corporate well enough. I am still confused about the whole thing but I a going to take the less expesive route.
AGS
I think the verizon website doesn't clearly define business/corporate well enough. I am still confused about the whole thing but I a going to take the less expesive route.
AGS
And every store rep a colleague and I have talked to says you need the $15 plan to connect to your companies Exchange server. I just ignore it because I know it isn't true.
well not only aren't the reps not trained, legally according to the T&C of the website you are OBLIGATED to sign up for the $44.99 plan if you are going to use Microsoft Activesync.
well not only aren't the reps not trained, legally according to the T&C of the website you are OBLIGATED to sign up for the $44.99 plan if you are going to use Microsoft Activesync.
Please link to the part of the contract that states this. Not that I don't believe it, that is just a strange way to implement the Exchange use.
well not only aren't the reps not trained, legally according to the T&C of the website you are OBLIGATED to sign up for the $44.99 plan if you are going to use Microsoft Activesync.
Please link to the part of the contract that states this. Not that I don't believe it, that is just a strange way to implement the Exchange use.
https://store.verizonwireless.com/Detail/FeatureViewer.aspx?FeaturePK=10887
The Email and Web for BlackBerry and Email and Web for Smartphone Features are designed for personal, consumer use and are not compatible with some Internet email service offerings or with email applications utilizing BlackBerry Enterprise Server, BlackBerry Desktop Software, Wireless Sync or Wireless Sync Enterprise Server or Good? Mobile Messaging.
Like i said it obviously 'works' without signing up for the $44.99 plan BUT if you ARE using Activesync then there is nothing stopping Verizon booting you from the service OR back billing you for the time on your contract where you didn't sign up for the proper service.
Cheers,
Dean
BTW I wonder if this means that you can sign up for this account BUT also use your own corporate BES to sync blackberry's without signing up for the $44.99 plan?
well not only aren't the reps not trained, legally according to the T&C of the website you are OBLIGATED to sign up for the $44.99 plan if you are going to use Microsoft Activesync.
Please link to the part of the contract that states this. Not that I don't believe it, that is just a strange way to implement the Exchange use.
https://store.verizonwireless.com/Detail/FeatureViewer.aspx?FeaturePK=10887
The Email and Web for BlackBerry and Email and Web for Smartphone Features are designed for personal, consumer use and are not compatible with some Internet email service offerings or with email applications utilizing BlackBerry Enterprise Server, BlackBerry Desktop Software, Wireless Sync or Wireless Sync Enterprise Server or Good? Mobile Messaging.
Like i said it obviously 'works' without signing up for the $44.99 plan BUT if you ARE using Activesync then there is nothing stopping Verizon booting you from the service OR back billing you for the time on your contract where you didn't sign up for the proper service.
Cheers,
Dean
BTW I wonder if this means that you can sign up for this account BUT also use your own corporate BES to sync blackberry's without signing up for the $44.99 plan?