pl help i lost Blc berry 8800. any way to retrive the unit back. how to delete the content in the bl berry. ples help imdly.

Hable Ingles. Ahora.

8800 black berry is stolen, anyway to get back it. is it possible to delete the data in the unit. pls help and reply imdly.

Unless you are on a corporate BES there is no way to delete the data in the unit. That's why they recommend having a password on your device. As far as getting it back you can call it, you can contact your provider (via phone or website) and look to see what numbers have been called since you lost it. Report it stolen and the carrier can deactivate the account so that phone calls can't be made. Good luck.

Grrr... How hard is it to type out the full words?

Anyway, there is no way to get it back unless you offer the thief 10 million Rupees to give it back to you.

As far as the data is concerned, if you had a password on the device, and the thief enters it incorrectly 10 times, all data will be deleted.

*EDIT - beaten to the punch.

Isn't that like $10 US?

$10 ... $250,000 ... what's the difference? ;)

How about 26 rubles to the dollar.... $100.00 American and your sitting fat for the month... 2600+ !!

I had lost mine as well. If the person is smart, then they put their sim card in the device immediately, and you will no longer have any access to the device. There will not be any way to remove your data, unless the person enters a password incorrectly enough times.

The only way you can be sure to access the device is if you can send a PIN message, as the PIN is specific to the device, regardless of the SIM card. However, if the preson did put their own SIM card in the device, then they would have had to activate Blackberry service from their provider in order to receive SIM messages. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but that's what I learned when I lost mine...

I was thinking the same thing.

HAHA!!!

I actually didn't know how much 10 million Rupees was when I posted, but according to xe.com, 10,000,000.00 INR = 245,700.25 USD.

Rubles != Rupees.

That's the Indian Rupee...the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) is even more pathetic. It's worth $165,000 USD.

Yes, but the OP has Airtel, which is in India, so the Pakistani Rupee doesn't matter. :p

actually i heard that in U.S or Canada, carriers are able to located the device.

I had a customer that lost their device and the carrier was able to disable and wipe the device for them. Or so they said. The customer did not use a BES. Maybe if your model has GPS they may even be able to locate it for you but I suspect they will not without a court order.

If you had a telenav account, maybe they could try and track your phone down.....

just a shot in the dark, i suppose...