Slow delivery, no notifications

I have 2 GMail accounts, 2 POP accounts and one EAS account all with these settings:
Get Mail: 5 minutes
Show Notifications: On
Play Sound: Off
Vibrate: On
Everyting worked well until 2 days ago. Now mail sometimes comes in automatically, sometimes not. When it does it's always much longer than the 5 minute interval. When mail does come in, there are no visual or vibrate notification. I've done a reset and a full power cycle, along with removing the battery, with no change. Anyone have ideas?
Post relates to: Pre p100eww (Sprint)

You may want to try a partial erase (this does remove all PIM data from your device), and then restore data from your Google, Palm and/or EAS accounts. Update 1.0.3 was pushed out within the last few days, and maybe this had some effect on you device. Also remember that when you are on the phone you are not able to access data at the same time; have you had a lot of calls within the last few days, or maybe you are in a poor EVDO service area?

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