Shouldn't be too much of a problem. I connect my 6600 to AOL using AOL Mobile and a standard connection through WAP. Go to AOL, sign up for AOL Mobile and send your AOL settings to your 6600. Open AOL on your 6600, save the page as a bookmark and then read and reply to your email as normal. You could also access AOL using a WAP GPRS Connection if your phone is set up for it.

Standard WAP through dial up connection is pretty slow but is likely to be included in your minutes, GPRS costs more based on the volume of information you download/upload.

I use a combination of both depending on what state my contract is in, but I also buy 5gb GPRS information per month through o2 for £4.00.

Andy

Hmmm...

You mentioned you had AOL Mobile, i've scouted AOL but cannot seem to find anything that talks too much about getting it on your Mobile.
There's a section for PDA users, but i can't find anything for Phone users, unlessit was already previously installed in the phone by the manufacturer.

Any idea where you got yours from Exactly?

You know, i'm on the phone to AOL now...
I'm over in the states you see and the phone company i have is not compatible with AOL... Cingular Wireless they are called, aparently have some issue with AOL where by you can't even sign onto AOL from the Cingular WAP.
I have Vodafone over there and it was fine, so that will make sense now...
Night mare... Well, thanks anyways Andy, good man