Getemail.sympatico.ca

Bell Sympatico, originally and frequently called Sympatico, is the residential internet service provider division of Bell Canada. It is affiliated with MSN. As of March 2006, Sympatico had over 2 million subscribers in Ontario and Quebec and is the largest ADSL ISP in Canada.
 

Bell Mobility announced the availability of the new BlackBerry(R) Curve(TM) 8330, a high speed andhigh powered smartphone from Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM;TSX: RIM).

The new BlackBerry Curve 8330 smartphone offers a powerful combination of communications, multimedia and navigation capabilities," said Mark Guibert, Vice President of Corporate Marketing at Research In Motion. "Together withbuilt-in GPS and an optimized keyboard, the BlackBerry Curve 8330 is an attractive choice for people looking for a great new phone that can take advantage of Bell's advanced mobile services.
 

To just check email on computers already connected to the Internet, you can use the GetEmail web email service at getemail.sympatico.ca

As a Sympatico HSE or Ultra subscriber, you get 10 free hours of 56K dialup access per month, which you can use when you are on the road or if your high speed service is not working. Dialup roaming is available for free where local Sympatico Dialup numbers exist. Otherwise, long distance charges may apply. Click here for a list of dialup numbers.

Outside of Canada, you can use the Bellnet Global Roaming iPass Dialer available at en.bellnet.ca/groaming.html to dial up to your Sympatico account. This is NOT free; you will be charged an access fee per minute of use. The dialer will display the various rates offered by local telcos in your area of the world. The iPass dialer will also work in Canada, but it only gives you a limited number of free access numbers. Sympatico lists many more, which can be found here.

Source: Wikipedia