Replacement 8830 address issues

I just replaced my 8830 as it was under warranty. I had turned off the wireless address book in my old 8830 so i could delete my address book.
When i synced my new black berry the addresses that I deleted were gone.
I also can't pull my address book from my contacts on my computer.
Can you assist?
Thank you

if you're using the blackberry desktop manager, you may just need to reconfigure the sync operation.

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