iPhone Forums - View Single Post - Enterprise Data Plan($45) vs. Personal Data ($30) question

Marciexyz · 07-24-2008, 01:07 AM

I'm afraid so. The enterprise data plan ($45) is for corporate e-mail (e-mail exchange server) and also gives you access to your personal e-mail. The personal data plan ($30) requires a compatible internet provider like comcast, att, pacbell.... The reason it is difficult to compare these data plans side-by-side is that one is typically listed under personal plans and the other is under the business heading. Bummer, huh?

Originally Posted by NateEssex

If I want to access my work Exchange Mail server with push calendar events and email, do I have to get the Enterprise Data Plan($45) ? Or can I do this with the Personal Data ($30) plan?

I haven't found any definitive statement that claims you must pay for the Enterprise Data Plan, at least I really hope not. That is a huge jump from $20 to $45. I don't need the Enterprise applications, just the push.

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Marciexyz Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 6 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	data plan versus enterprise data plan I'm afraid so. The enterprise data plan ($45) is for corporate e-mail (e-mail exchange server) and also gives you access to your personal e-mail. The personal data plan ($30) requires a compatible internet provider like comcast, att, pacbell.... The reason it is difficult to compare these data plans side-by-side is that one is typically listed under personal plans and the other is under the business heading. Bummer, huh? Originally Posted by NateEssex If I want to access my work Exchange Mail server with push calendar events and email, do I have to get the Enterprise Data Plan($45) ? Or can I do this with the Personal Data ($30) plan? I haven't found any definitive statement that claims you must pay for the Enterprise Data Plan, at least I really hope not. That is a huge jump from $20 to $45. I don't need the Enterprise applications, just the push.