How to get rid of Data Connection Refused message

I have a blackberry 8703e, i recently disabled my blackberry data pack and ever since i did that I get the message data connection refused on my home screen. I know there is a solution for this problem for other devices like 8830 by simply going to Mobile Network and setting Data Services to OFF, but my device does not have data services as a option, I'm on the lastest OS 4.2.
Another thing I noticed that now my battery gets drained faster, I have a new battery and lasts less than a day, compared to almost 2 days when I had the data plan on.. strange...

About the battery - probably you're using some applications which consume energy.
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