Blackberry user ID

I have a problem with my blackberry ID. I know my username and password are correct , but when I downloaded the new bbm that required the blackberry id information, everytime I type the correct information a message appears saying (Please enter the username associated with this device). so when I open the blackberry ID from my options, the username appears as: * ,, while my username is (*) , spelling mistakes, but I can download applications and it works perfectly fine however I donnow what is the exact problem!! everytime I try to fix my blackberry ID from options it says the password or username are wrong, can you please assist me with this?
Can I change the whole email user for my device?
Thank you
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Make sure you're using the same email address you used to set up your BBID. You can reset your BBID password at BBID.com
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