URGENT-Protect & ID recovery

Hello
I use 9300 v.6.0.0.723 (v6 bundle 3106) with ID and Protect services to backup my data and lock my device while not in use. Since yesterday after a password change and using it successfully a few times I try unsuccesfully to enter my device using the same passwd untill all the data was wiped out. I tryed to enter the Protect to restor the data but my answer for sequrity question was incorrect by some reason. Now both my accounts ID and Protect are bloced and I have no idea how to retrive my data back and the is ALL my contacts and calendar and etc!!!
If there some one from RIM development team is reading my post PLEASE contact me if u can assist me so I will answer all the nessesery questions about what I have there to match the data and to free my account
Please assist me and/or advice me what to do
Thanks and best regards

Try visit BlackBerry Protect site.
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found it!!!!!!
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