[xyrcncp]

Anyone experiencing delays in receiving emails today? A friend of mine originally emailed me at 3:14pm today and several times since then, I've been running errands after work so I didn't look at my BB much. I JUST received the email from 3:14pm on my BB and I've had reception the whole time. I'm on T-Mo on a 7100t.

[whsbuss]

Originally Posted by xyrcncp

Anyone experiencing delays in receiving emails today? A friend of mine originally emailed me at 3:14pm today and several times since then, I've been running errands after work so I didn't look at my BB much. I JUST received the email from 3:14pm on my BB and I've had reception the whole time. I'm on T-Mo on a 7100t.

Please do a search. There are at least 4 threads on email delays already. Maybe a moderator can close this thread.

[whsbuss]

Originally Posted by bbuser2323

Hey everyone. I'm a blackberry user just like you who's been having delays receiving my e-mails since I 'mistakenly' upgraded to 2.0. My e-mails have been coming in anywhere from 30 minutes to 5 hours late depending on the time of day. Usually peak hours is when it's at its worst. I've had numerous phone calls with Cingular and RIM, and they keep insisting that they will absolutely not downgrade me to 1.8, and not only that, but there is NO WAY for them to do it even if they wanted to. I sort of believe them, but it didn't matter if they were telling the truth, because they said that is their policy and there's nothing to talk about. They just want me to open a ticket with RIM and we all know how that goes...

I'm proud to say that yesterday I found a way to convert back to 1.8. It is not supported by any carrier, or by RIM. Literally seconds after I downgraded, my e-mails started flying in immediately after the sender sent them. Needless to say, I was very happy.

This process is not something that I am willing to disclose publicly, and it takes time to get it done. I am willing to offer my services and do it for you people who need it, for a small fee. For more info, you can e-mail me at .

This process of downgrading to 1.8 from 2.0 has been confirmed to work with Cingular, Verizon, Nextel and Sprint. It DOES NOT work with T-Mobile, as they are exclusively 2.0. I don't know if it works on any other networks, but I imagine it does, unless that network is a division of T-Mobile.

Feel free to contact me with any questions at the special e-mail address I set up for this service - .

I guarantee to get your blackberry down to version 1.8 or your money back!

As much as I would like to have this resolved (started on June 12), I would not be willing to downgrade especially at a cost. RIM will get this fixed and those who are on/downgrade to BIS 1.8 will someday find their service gone.... RIM will delete all BIS 1.8 hosted service within the next few months (once this is finally resolved). Just my 2 cents worth.

[paulbblc]

Although I don't believe they will delete 1.8 since Cingular still will allow you to skip the "upgrade" however I will not be paying for the info to downgrade. That's not what this community is about.

[paulbblc]

If you're on Cingular and want the info to downgrade PIN me and I'll let you know.

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[byron]

i can't believe someone would have the nerve to put a post in here with a solution... and ask for money. you've really got a lot of nerve bbuser2323. i will deal with email delays from now until eternity before i pay some dirtbag for a "how to" that is probably BS to begin with.

[likefre]

The way I did it the day after BIS 2.0 was launched by cingular,
You have to talk to tech support chat
(support.cingular.com)
Ask them to delete your bis account including your username (so you can use it again), dont tell them you are going back to 1.8!
After that, register via this site on 1.8
https://webclient.blackberry.net/Web...ite=mycingular
This info is free of charge only today!

[likefre]

sorry bbuser2323

[paulbblc]

aye that is the way I did it as well. I didn't want to post it though in case someone from Cingular saw it and wanted to do something about it. Although I'm not quite sure what they could do.