The Globe & Mail has a report today that Rogers Wireless will be unveiling a new e-mail service using Visto Inc.'s software. MyMail is aimed at consumers who want wireless e-mail but are reluctant to pay Blackberry-like prices for the priveledge. It has only been a matter of time before RIM started to face more competition in the e-mail market given carriers need to pay RIM $10 a month a customer. As much as carriers love RIM's technology, how it scales and how it appeals to corporate customers, there are large dollars and cents in play, which offers upstarts such as Visto and Seven an opportunity to grab a foothold by under-cutting RIM. RIM has two options: it can reduce prices to maintain market share or decide to continue its focus on the premium, high-margin "mahogony" market - selling its products and service to C-level executives and wanna-bes. With more competition, RIM's strategy to license its software through a variety of device makers takes on more urgency.