Having problems sending mail

2nd blackberry, had the same problem on the first one.
when i try and type an e-mail, I would type the first letter of the name and the list of all names with that letter would drop down, and then I would enter the info,
now for the 2nd time, on the 2nd blackberry, I lost that option, it wont let me send an e-mail either, if I type a name in, or an e-mail in, and try to send an e-mail it wond let me.
I can only reply to e-mails,
if anybody has any suggestions, otherwise I am going to get my 3rd blackberry this week.
thanks
josh

This is not a hardware problem so getting another BlackBerry isn't going to fix it.
What kind of BlackBerry? What email service do you have set up? is this a work or a personal device? Work or personal email? Did you plug the BB into the desktop manager on your pc? We can help but we need as much information as you can provide.
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