Blackberry Curve Account Settings!

I recently bought a blackberry curve 8320 from ebay and the seller gave me the account login which was fine and i set up my emails which worked great. I then changed my email password and my emails stopped coming through. I tried to change it back and they still didnt come through so i tried login in and i cant remember the login details the seller gave me. Is there a way i can either find out what they were or reset them? Please help im lost without my emails LOL? I am on the Orange network if this helps? Many thankss

Try deleting the mails account and reinstall it again
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  • My internet settings for blackberry curve

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    Hey BaByPaW1990,
    Welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community Forums.
    Thanks for the question.
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  • Can't create a personal email account on my Blackberry Curve 8520.

    I cannot create an personal email account on my Blackberry Curve 8520. I’ve already followed some of the instructions from this forum and on the main website of Blackberry but still can’t create an email account for my phone.
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    Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
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  • Blackberry Curve 8330 Email Help (MS Exchange)

    I am currnetly working on the Blackberry Curve 8330. I need to configure this phone to work with Microsoft Exchange. I need to somehow access the advanced settings of the phone so i can put in the IP address of the Server, so i can receive emails from the Exchange.
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    Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
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  • Wireless Sync of 2 Blackberry Curve to same home email

    My wife and I use a common email address at home via Comcast.  We want to buy two Blackberry Curves to have this primary email and calendar while on the road.  Can we sync to the same email account via wireless so we both get the email copies (or see what is on the server) without using the desktop sync system.  My understanding is desktop sync only syncs at the PC and not wireless, which seems somewhat useless when on the road.  I may have this incorrect however.  My desire is to have all Comcast Server items be sync wirelessly.
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  • BlackBerry Curve 8900 Locked - Not Accepting Password - I'm Original/Only Owner of Device

    Hello - I'm brand new to this Forum.  I've had my Blackberry Curve 8900 since September of 2009 (original owner) and this is only my second problem with the phone. (My trackball gave out last July, but I had it fixed and it is good as new).
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  • Blackberry curve 8520 - can not connect onto internet

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    Environment
    BlackBerry® Internet Service
    Back to top
    Additional Information
    A service book is created for each email account you have set up with the BlackBerry Internet Service, including your BlackBerry email account. Each service book appears on the BlackBerry smartphone as <account name> [CMIME].
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  • Blackberry Curve 8330 Not Receiving AOL Emails

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  • BlackBerry Curve 8330 problem opening attachments

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    Hey few days back I bought Blackberry Curve 9380. Basically I'm new to Blackberry Universe.
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  • Need help with a Blackberry Curve 9300, please...

    Hello, everyone, I had a look around the forum and came across a post which offered advice one what to include in questions, so I have tried to include the info below. 
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    I can use it with wi-fi and have already contacted t-mobile and Virgin Mobile to make there there's no problem with them. There isn't. The number has been put under my ownership and the phone registered to me now. It is not blocked or blacklisted, yet, only comes up with SOS for network.
    Because of this, they and the local phone shop think he might have damaged the antenna inside. I am an iPhone user, this is the first time I have used a Blackberry, so I have no idea - can the antenna be repaired by myself? 
    Or, given that the camera doesn't work either/ needs replacing, would it just be better to get a replacement using my contents insurance? I am unsure which would be cheaper, to get the parts and try and fix it myself, or pay the excess for the insurance. 
    Advice appreciated... Thanks in advance.

    Hey MaggzieP,
    Welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community Forums.
    Thanks for the question.
    This KB article will determine if it is a software or hardware related issue for the camera: www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB15544
    Also if you tried more than 1 SIM card in the BlackBerry Curve 9300 smartphone and it still shows SOS, this could be hardware related as well.
    For all repairs, I can only suggest checking with the point of sale or network service provider for further options.
    Let me know if you have any more questions.
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