> If RIM could get BBM onto hundreds of millions of non-BlackBerry phones, and charge fees for it, Why would carriers want to get on board with it? Just take a

> If RIM could get BBM onto hundreds of millions of non-BlackBerry phones, and charge fees for it, Why would carriers want to get on board with it? Just take a look at heir resistance to free SMS replacement, now imagine they had to pay fees for it as well...