Garbled Email

This is what I am receiving in my Email.....not all, just some and there is no consistency. If I open the mail through my mail icon on the dock...it comes through fine. Any ideas what's happening?
Thanks
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This is a known issue that quite a few people are having, I believe that Blackberry is working on a fix, but there isn't a KB article that I could find easily on it.
You should probably call your Carrier's Blackberry support team to report the issue, the more that report it the faster it will get resolved.
-: DrewRead :-
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Aurorazen wrote:
Hi, Looked for a while on this forum and couldn't find this. When I provide an email address for my credentials to be published to (i.e. prospective employer) all that arrives is a garbled email full of broken links and html code.
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