8703e blackberry email copy to blackberry storm

I have a Blackberry 8703e. I just purchased a blackberry storm. I have many emails on the old unit that I need on the new unit. How do I copy over the old messages. Some of the old messages are not on my local outlook on my computer. Please advise if this can be done

Welcome to the forum.
You can do a full backup of the 8703e, then connect your Storm and do an Advanced Restore (under Backup/Restore in Desktop Manager) and restore just the Messages database.
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I've been trying for months to get into my Verizon/Blackberry email, the *****@vzw.blackberry.net account. Can't get in so the Apps won't work. Verizon hasn't been helpful in resetting this password. I went into a store and they wanted to offer me an early upgrade - for only $20 and no discount off the new phone, I could get rid of the NON-Wi-Fi Blackberry Storm. That's not the kind of help I expect from a company I've been with for years and pay a lot of money to every month. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can get the vzw.blackberry.net email account reset? Thanks.

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If you forgot your password to access the Blackberry email setup, you can request the password be sent to you. All you have to do is to go to https://bis.na.blackberry.com/html?brand=vzw&locale=en and follow the prompts for forgotten password. Hope this helps,
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It's not a consistent thing, which makes this more aggravating, but I have my work email set up on my Storm (9530), and many times, when I reply to an email that involves my co-workers, my emails get trapped by our online spam filtering. Both my work email, as well as the "bis" Blackberry information has been added to the "whitelist", but these emails still have occasion to be trapped.
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I'm thinking that you need to work with your SPAM filtration vendor...all of the header information is fully visible to an administrator who traps one of the captured emails. They need to compare that trapped email to the rules they have in their SPAM filter. I pretty much doubt that anyone "out here" could possibly have the level of access required to do any meaningful diagnostics. Unless I misunderstand your request...
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Email account for blackberry

i go to setup wizard to make my email account..but it keeps asking me if my system adminstration gave me a password..who is my system administration and how do i set up my blackberry email account?

Since you're asking the question, I would guess you're selecting the wrong email setup. You're selecting a Business email setup rather than an Internet email setup. This is for connecting to a (typically) Corporate BlackBerry Enterprise Server to receive your corporate email. If you are supposed to be setting this up, your IT department would have sent you an "Enterprise Activation" password.
You want to select Internet Email. You should have an "Email Setup" or possibly a "Personal Email Setup" icon - if it's not on your main screen, check under the Applications or Setup folders.
That said, it may be easier to set up your email from your computer. Links for all North American providers is at the bottom of this page:
http://na.blackberry.com/eng/support/software/internet.jsp
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Second, there is no other access to messages through this address. Once a message is delevered to your BlackBerry, that's the only place it exists, and if you delete it, it's gone forever.
Both Gmail and Yahoo work excelently with a BIS (BlackBerry Internet Service) email setup, and you still have access to your email through the Web. You can synchronize Reads with both, and delete on your BlackBerry can delete on your Web email account. Yahoo delivery is nearly instantaneous, and sometimes Gmail is too (don't know why some of my accounts are, and some arent!). Both have excelent SPAM filtering.
Be aware that after you set up one of these email addresses, you want to add a filter to NOT forward email FROM that email address to your device. If you don't do this, you'll be asking why you receive a copy of any email you send from your BlackBerry - a common newbie complaint!
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Emails sent from Blackberry

Is there a way for a copy of emails sent from Blackberry to be saved to Sent email on web?

If you're using Gmail or Yahoo, it happens automatiicaly.
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How to check blackberry email fron home computer

How do i check blackberry email fron home computer

Are you talking about your actual BB VZW account? I don't believe you can check that from a computer. If that is the only email account you have I would suggest you go to Yahoo or Gmail and set up and email address. Make sure you check leave a copy on server. Then go to Verizon BIS site and set that email up. You will get email on both devices. Hope this helps

How Do You Use Your Blackberry--Email

Hi, all,
Being a Blackberry aficionado, I find all of the different things your Blackberry can do for you amazing. One of the best features of all Blackberry devices is email. With your email pushed directly to your device, you don't have to be near your computer to send and recieve email. With the Blackberry, you can add up to 11 email addresses, including 10 supported email accounts and one BlackBerry email account that comes with your device.
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Hi - I have 4 at the moment:
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Any of you BB gurus have a workaround to keep my business email funneled through gmail , yet be able to reply to emails on the BB with the business address? Within gmail, you can choose which of the linked emails you want it to send from, but I haven't been able to manage that from the BB.
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Create the BlackBerry Internet, BlackBerry mail and messaging, or BlackBerry Mail account from your BlackBerry smartphone
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To set up your BlackBerry Interent Service or BlackBerry mail and messaging account from your BlackBerry smartphone
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Click E-mail Settings.
Read the Legal Terms and Conditions carefully.
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Click I Agree, to be bound by the Legal Terms and Conditions to continue with the setup process.
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Add an existing personal or work email address
Create a BlackBerry email address
Add an existing personal or work email address
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Integrated email addresses
Add An Email Account option - allows the subscriber to integrate third-party email accounts
Services and Settings - designed to allow subscribers to manage their BlackBerry Internet Service accounts, including sending service books and changing the language
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Create a BlackBerry email address
On the Create a BlackBerry Email Address screen, enter a user name, password and confirm password, secret question and secret answer.
Click OK.
You will receive a successfully configured access to your email account message. Click OK. The Services - Email Account screen appears.
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To set up your BlackBerry Internet Service, BlackBerry mail and messaging, or BlackBerry Mail account from your computer
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Navigate to your wireless service provider's BlackBerry Internet Service account page.Note: To find your service provider's BlackBerry Internet Service web site, go to the Support section on the BlackBerry web site (http://na.blackberry.com/eng/support/software/internet.jsp) and click the link for your service provider in the Accessing the BlackBerry Internet Service Website section.
Click Create New Account.
Read the BlackBerry Internet Service End User Agreement, and place a check mark in the box labeled I have read and understand the Legal Terms and Conditions. Click I Agree.
Type the personal information number (PIN) and International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) or electronic serial number (ESN) for your BlackBerry smartphone, and click Continue.Note: For instructions on how to locate the PIN, IMEI or ESN on your BlackBerry smartphone, see KB05026.
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