Do customers get charged for receiving WAP push messages?

I'm with T-Mobile on PAYG. I recently got two messages in my Service
Inbox (Menu -> Services -> Service Inbox). One was entitled "Hot 50
Pics" and the other "Free Timbaland Tone". I believe these are known
as WAP push messages. I haven't tried to retrieve either one. Will
I have been charged just for receiving them?

thanks in advance

"hooch" <hoochxy@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:cda823e2-65b2-47e9-af8c-62f6bc9c76c7@e6g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> I'm with T-Mobile on PAYG. I recently got two messages in my Service
> Inbox (Menu -> Services -> Service Inbox). One was entitled "Hot 50
> Pics" and the other "Free Timbaland Tone". I believe these are known
> as WAP push messages. I haven't tried to retrieve either one. Will
> I have been charged just for receiving them?
>
> thanks in advance

shouldn't be just for receiving it - but if you had clicked on you'd be
looking at data charges as a minimum or an endless stream of
reverse-charged texts at a £1 or so a time

On Dec 13, 5:40 pm, "D Mac" <a...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> "hooch" <hooc...@googlemail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:cda823e2-65b2-47e9-af8c-62f6bc9c76c7@e6g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>
> > I'm with T-Mobile on PAYG. I recently got two messages in my Service
> > Inbox (Menu -> Services -> Service Inbox). One was entitled "Hot 50
> > Pics" and the other "Free Timbaland Tone". I believe these are known
> > as WAP push messages. I haven't tried to retrieve either one. Will
> > I have been charged just for receiving them?
>
> > thanks in advance
>
> shouldn't be just for receiving it - but if you had clicked on you'd be
> looking at data charges as a minimum or an endless stream of
> reverse-charged texts at a £1 or so a time

Thanks, maybe it's just as well I only have 97p credit on the phone.