Exchange emails lost when sent w/o connectivity?

Hello,
Are others losing messages when composing and sending emails via Exchange ActiveSync and hit "send" only to find out that they are in an area without coverage and it disappears? The message does not appear in drafts, sent folder, or the outbox. Running iPhone 2.0 on a first gen iPhone.
thanks!
Sean

Yes, that has happened repeatedly to me ever since I first got the phone, and not necessarily through ActiveSync.
BUT, in my case, the other people are getting the emails. Still, it's EXTREMELY irritating to have the message "disappear" and not show up in the sent folder.
So, at least for me, this isn't a new issue and I haven't noticed it happening more now that I have my Exchange synced to my iphone.
But I went to Montana last week, where there is no AT&T presence (you hook up to a "partner") and what you described happened over and over again, but mostly with my non-Exchange accounts.

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