Handset Internet Email

Handset Internet Email is designed to suit small-business and personal customers, with internet-based email from providers, such as Yahoo, Hotmail, iPrimus, Bigpond, or Ozemail. Handset Internet Email uses 'pull' or scheduled email and can be set up to deliver internet-based email wirelessly to your handheld. Every fifteen minutes. Or once a day. The choice is yours.

How does it work?

Handset Internet Email comprises three key components:

Windows Mobile 5.0, Nokia, Sony Ericsson or other compatible handheld.

Many handhelds now available are relatively easy to configure for internet email and Vodafone offers a number of these.

Contact Us to find out what handhelds are available.
Internet Email Account that accepts POP3/IMAP access.

Many internet email accounts allow POP access. This protocol allows your email to be requested from the web and delivered to your home PC and your mobile email handheld
A Data Bundle.

How do I set it up?

To set up Handset Internet Email, you need to have a web-based internet email account, like Yahoo or Hotmail or an ISP email account that allows POP3 or IMAP access. POP, POP3 or IMAP are all acronyms for internet email.

You need to find out from your email provider what your Incoming Mail Server (POP3) and Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) names are, so your mobile phone can access these, to allow sending and receiving of email on your mobile phone.

For example, mail on xxxx@yahoo.com:

Incoming Mail Server (POP3) is: pop.mail.yahoo.com
Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) is: smtp.mail.yahoo.com

If xxxx@yahoo.com is your email address then 'xxxx' is likely to be your user name to login and read your email on the web. The password you need to enter into the mobile phone set up will be the same as the one you use to login to your email on the web.

You may be prompted to enter a "friendly name". This is the name you might want your customers or friends to see, instead of your email address.

While Crazy John's can provide advice on how to set up your email on your Handset Internet Email mobile phone, you may need to contact the manufacturer in order to get your email operational.

Pricing

To get Handset Internet Email handhelds up and running, you need a Data Bundle. Just estimate how many emails you need to send and receive each month within Australia, then choose the bundle that's right for you. If your needs change, you can move your bundle up or down each month with no hassles. Pricing is on a per kilobyte (KB) basis rather than per minute, so you only pay for the amount of information (data) you send and/or receive.

Data Bundle	Data Bundles	Monthly Fee	How much data does this include?	How many emails might this include?
Lite	Data 100MB	$29.95	100MB email & internet	500 emails
Heavy	Data 300 MB	$49.95	300MB email & internet	1500 emails

Usage for Handset Internet Email is based on 500 emails on the Data 100MB Bundle or 1500 emails on the Data 300MB Bundle during the month, with average usage and 17% of emails opened having a 1MB attachment downloaded (Vodafone estimate only). Emails can be viewed in full, so this will vary, depending on how many emails with attachments are opened, and on their size.

If you go over your Data Bundle, then you'll be charged 30c/MB.

Want to make calls?

Your mobile email handheld can also be used to make calls. If you plan to make the handheld your primary mobile phone device, you can enjoy great voice rates with one of our voice plans and integrate it with your Data Bundle.

Choose any Vodafone Voice Price Plan then simply add one of Vodafone's Data Bundles. Note: Customers cannot add a Vodafone Data Bundle to non-business plans, such as the $79 Super Cap or the $149 Maxi Cap.

If you're likely to only make the occasional call, you'll simply be charged at the following standard rates:

Calls: 1c per second plus 20c flagfall
TXT: 25c per SMS message
International Data Roaming: 1c per KB (minimum 10KB session)

All offers subject to change and available whilst stocks last. 1) Network Locking: Prepaid handsets are locked to the Crazy John’s network, a $70 fee applies if network locking is removed within the first 6 months from activation date. Postpaid handsets are locked to the Vodafone or Crazy John’s Network, charges may apply to unlock, check handset box for details. 2) Credit Expiry: Prepaid - 30 day credit expiry applies, use your credit on standard talk, text and more, some services excluded. Postpaid - 1 month credit expiry applies, Crazy John’s fair use policy applies, the amount of credit available on certain call types is restricted. 3) Crazy Caps: Available to approved customers who connect to the $19/$29/$49/$79/$99 Crazy John’s Cap for 12 or 24 months. Minimum monthly commitment is $19/$29/$49/$79/$99 respectively. The minimum cost to the customer on the $19/$29/$49/$79/$99 plan over 24 months is $456/$696/$1176/$1896/$2376 and over 12 months is $228/$348/$588/$948/$1188, plus any additional usage above the included value, plus monthly handset repayments over the term of the contract if applicable. Early Exit Fee of $9.50/$14.50/$24.50/$39.50/$49.50 respectively x months left on contract applies if not connected for 12 or 24 months. 4) CrazyTalk: Bonus talk time from Crazy John’s to Crazy John’s mobile services within Australia. Prepaid services require an active credit balance (minimum $0.10) to use CrazyTalk. 5) Free Gift: Offer is valid for a limited time and only to approved customers on selected plans. 6) RRP: Refers to the suppliers Recommended Retail Price for Australian retailers. Click here for full terms and conditions on all our services. 7) Vodafone Caps: Approved customers only. Minimum monthly spends respectively: $29, $49, $79, $99 & $129; minimum total costs over 24 months respectively: $696, $1176, $1896, $2376 & $3096; Early Exit Fees respectively: $29, $49, $79, $99 & $129 x months left on the contract – these costs exclude additional or excluded call and service costs (if applicable). Vodafone live! downloads and some services excluded. Vodafone Pty Limited ABN 76 062 954 554.