GMail does not charge, but your mobile provider probably does {either unlimited or per received charges, etcetera}. More information can be found at http://gmail.blogspot.com and http://www.googletutor.com/2005/03/25/gm...
Also, depending on your own preferences and/or ability/capabilities of your cell phone and/or cell plan, you definitely should look at those links to find out if you should set it to only send the subject, etcetera, instead of the whole email. Also, if you have internet capability on your cell, you may want to consider simply checking the email from the browser there.
Dose google mail (gmail) charge you for reciveing your mail on your mobile phone?
Absolutely not! This service is free from Google but charges from your carrier may apply.
Reply:Google email service is free your Cell Service Carrier may charge a fee.
Reply:You know, I think it is not the e-mail source company (such as: comcast,yahoo,aol, or google) but might be the phone company . For example , if you have verizon it will used your air time but however, I am pretty sure air time is limited. So if I were you I would try emailing at home but however , if it is an emergency of course used your phone . I hope this works and good luck!
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