Sync Email To Contacts

Hi, recently i security wiped my phone , which means everything in my phone got deleted . luckally i have blackberry protect.. i restored my phone from a previous backup point and regained some of my contacts. i also called my service provider and had them set up my email for my phone .. the only problem i am currently having is that everytime i do a battery pull or my phone resets i lose my recent messages and contacts.. also i cant synce my contacts with my email .. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP !!

Hi keriabby,
Welcome to BlackBerry Support Community Forums.
Try backing up your device via the BlackBerry Desktop Software and performing a clean reload of your device software. http://bbry.lv/bpv7DT
Before restoring your backup, I would try registering in the Host Routing Table then testing for the issue by sending yourself some new messages and adding a few contacts manually and pulling your battery to make sure they are no longer being removed. http://bbry.lv/pTiRCV
What happens when you try to sync your contacts with your email account?
What type of email account are you using? (Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail)
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