BlackBerry Internet Service & Verizon

[mmarion]

I just purchased 7250 from Verizon today and set it to use the BlackBerry Internet Service to grab my mail from my Comcast POP server.

I have noticed that it has take sometimes 20 min in a few of my tests for the mail to get from Comcast to my blackberry --- is this normal?? Or is something just up with the Verizon server today.

If it is normal -- any suggestions on how i can do to fix it?

thanks in advance

[smbyers]

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I think the default to check a pop account is 15 or 20 mins. Can u set your other mail to forward a copy? That should be almost instant.

[smbyers]

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I think the default to check a pop account is 15 or 20 mins. Can u set your other mail to forward a copy? That should be almost instant.

[mmarion]

thanks for the response. Can you change the defaut?? You can forward but then every email comes from that email address -- doesn't make it to easy to reply

[mmarion]

hey went back and did fowarding again -- you are right its the way to go. And it did not do what i said regarding the other email - don't know what i thought i saw

fowarding is the way to go to get around the 15min delay on the pop servers
thanks

[marc996miami]

my gmail sometimes pops in a minute..sometimes 15-20 it varies alot..I am on VZW using 7250 also

[kb9liq]

Do you mean ahve your other account forward to the blackberry account????

[dkmadrid]

For someone looking to reduce and/or eliminate the 15 minute delay in the BB push, forwarding is the only solution (non-BES users). I have been online paying a bill and received the email confirmation on my BB within seconds of hitting the submit button on the financial website. You really can't get much faster than that.

[mmarion]

fowarding is definately the way to go --

Does anyone know an easy way to elminate your orginal address from being part of replying to all?? this way you don't keep emailing yourself??

[compscibOi]

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Just delete your email addy from the reply list or utilize the BCC feature.

[compscibOi]

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Just delete your email addy from the reply list or utilize the BCC feature.

[mmarion]

how would the bcc feature work?

[whsbuss]

how would the bcc feature work?

Every email sent from the BB would be blind copied to whatever address you define in the Bcc field.

[mmarion]

But am acutally trying to avoid sending it to the orginal fowarding address again.. seems like manually removing it each time is the only way to go?