I too am a big fan of Gmail and have used Google Apps since its launch. When I started my new company, I set up mail at my domain, Google Page Creator, Docs, Calendar, and anything else available. When generously asked how many email accounts I thought I might need, I requested and received 100. Pretty cool. I set up five of the 100 while hoping one day to run a company big enough to require more addresses. It worked fabulously well. So the other day when Google finally launched Apps “Premiere,” I was again anxious to jump onto the early adoption bandwagon and sign-up. User accounts for “Premiere” are, it turns out, $50 each. To convert my existing account, Google wanted me to pay $250 for my five existing email accounts. I only really need one at this point, to be honest, so I deleted the other four accounts, paid $50 and voila! — Now I have ONE account rather than 100, and no additional functionality (yet) that I have been able to use. But hey, there are no ads alongside the email now! Funny. And Google Page Creator is completely broken, by the way. I’m sure they’ll work it out eventually.