I recently recived a new 7130E Verizon Blackberry. I am working with a BES 3.6 and my account works with other companie devices and other Verizon devices. I am having trouble getting email on this device.

I was able to use it for one day before it stopped working. I am no longer able to do a lookup or go on the internet. I am able to get phone calls and receive SMS messages.

I have a 1XEV on the device. I am able to register the device and get the message sent to me.

I had my BES admin delete my account and re-add me. IT seems unlikely that I have two bad phones but the account on the server works with other devices both Verizon and T-Mobile.

Did you try a soft reboot of the device? I used to have many problems when I received users blackberries from Verizon with them not being provisioned correctly, but if worked initially then I would try to perform a soft reset first. If that doesn't work I would remove id from BES, then uninstall client on computer, then don't forget to delete the two Research in Motion registry entries and the RIM folder an its contents in the program files folder an also I would do a hard reset of unit. Then try reinstalling client an adding back to bes then generate key and yada yada. Hope that works.

Thanks for the suggestion. I had tried all those options. I had to fight with Verizon Tech support to get help. They keep telling me that everything was done correctly on there side. I finally called RIM and they told me that they don't see any data services on the PIN. I then called back to Verizon and argued with them so more and they still didn't do anything. Then I told them again that I had talked with RIM and that I wanted to speak with a manager then they reset the data services and everything started to work.

Verizon Tech support not the smartest!!!

In all my experiences with the cellular providers, they all have one thing in common. None of them like to admit that anything could possibly be misconfigured on their side. I cant tell you how many times I have heard "It must be your BES server". The one thing that really annoys me is when I ask what they did to finally fix the problem and they refuse to tell me.

Yeah, I hated dealing with Verizon the most of all the carriers my old company used. Each call would be at least 45 minutes, one time talked to them then escalated to RIM, call took 2 1/2 hours. I don't have it written down anymore, but I had a tech finally after the 4th time tell me everything that he did so that from that point on I would tell the techs exactly what they needed to look at. This all had to do with our Verizon rep not having them setup correctly in the first place. He stopped returning my calls so I called his manager and got us a new rep...we never had that problem again....just a million others