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Old 11-12-2008, 06:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Well I have been using Notifysync on my 8830 for about a month now and can i just say...COOL I dropped my BES data plan from my provider and now i am saving like $30 bucks on my wireless bill..My exchange host let me try it as a bata and i am hooked it sync's all my folders just like BES without the cost of the BES data plan.

Watch for this i think it is a BES killer as it will no longer be needed to sync my exchange to my device.
by the way My exchange host is HostLabs.

Peace out all.
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Old 11-13-2008, 03:39 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I dropped my BES data plan from my provider and now i am saving like $30 bucks on my wireless bill..My exchange host let me try it as a bata

Peace out all.
But how much will you have to pay for NotifySync once out of beta? Their other product Notifylink isn't that cheap as we know

EDIT: Found the answer in this forum under ...

aftermarket-software/158502-notifylink-notifysync
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