Hi everyone, Nokia E72 does provide the push email function support for real time with support for Mail for Exchange and Lotus Notes Traveler and access up to 10 personal email accounts instantly – Nokia Messaging supports Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, and many other services. Does the push email function in which the handphone reads the email depends on the frequency of time will charge on the telco rate? i mean each time the hp read and receive new email, would it be charge on the telco rate? thanks.

The frequency will depend on your setting, and yes it will charge accordingly to your telco's data rate PER Kb of data.
Its best if you subscribe to unlimited data plan like Digi's data 58 plan if you plan to use this a lot.

i use prepaid but when i received or sent email, it does charge me. i donno why. the most logical explaination is my kb usage is not yet significant to deduct from my prepaid credit.

Yes there no free lunch in this world.

First when it retrieve your mail it will usually download the header only so its usually 10kb or more. When u open specify mail it will download the entire content if your phone is HTML supported thats where the charges kills u

if i use wifi-"home connection", then no charge from my mobile operator la, right?

correct

how to i set it up?