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

flabyboy · 11-04-2008, 10:18 AM

Originally Posted by Jamesche

There's no doubt about that. In fact, when my contact at AT&T told me I needed the enterprise plan to sync with Exchange, I questioned him because I know a lot of people at work who use the iPhone to sync with Exchange on the personal plan. He pointed me to the terms and conditions, and they make it clear that the enterprise plan is needed for corporate email syncing on Exchange.

I don't agree with a $15 charge for something that doesn't add anywhere near that much cost to AT&T, but when I get my iPhone, I will pay the $45 because that's what the T&C specify.

Jim

I will continue to access my email via exchange as long as it allows me too. $45 dollars is a complete ripoff and is in my opinion, taking advantage of people. I had corporate access thru Sprint for $15!! If AT&T can't place restrictions or monitor access to corporations maybe they should use some of that money to figure out how to. I think it is great that you have the morals and live by an ethical code, but please don't expect the rest of us to just bend over and take it.

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flabyboy Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Minnesota Posts: 312 Thanks: 4 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	Originally Posted by Jamesche There's no doubt about that. In fact, when my contact at AT&T told me I needed the enterprise plan to sync with Exchange, I questioned him because I know a lot of people at work who use the iPhone to sync with Exchange on the personal plan. He pointed me to the terms and conditions, and they make it clear that the enterprise plan is needed for corporate email syncing on Exchange. I don't agree with a $15 charge for something that doesn't add anywhere near that much cost to AT&T, but when I get my iPhone, I will pay the $45 because that's what the T&C specify. Jim I will continue to access my email via exchange as long as it allows me too. $45 dollars is a complete ripoff and is in my opinion, taking advantage of people. I had corporate access thru Sprint for $15!! If AT&T can't place restrictions or monitor access to corporations maybe they should use some of that money to figure out how to. I think it is great that you have the morals and live by an ethical code, but please don't expect the rest of us to just bend over and take it.