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.