[paradive]

i have a blackberry.com address........

so i do the email address and password step, then........

the 2nd step is email forwarding.
i have no need for this and don't even know why it's a step.

but there's no way to skip it.

so now what?

[paradive]

ok, trying the POP route.......

does anyone have a [email protected] address?
i forgot the name of the smtp server.

[CivilDissident]

BlackBerry moved away from their @blackberry hosted emails in OS10, as such the @blackberry email addresses cannot be moved to your BB10 device. What you can do is use their forwarding service outline here: http://support.blackberry.com/kb/art...mber=000033260 and begin to phase that email address out... CrackBerry did a write up about this as well here: http://m.crackberry.com/blackberry-o...email-accounts Both pages will clearly show you how to remedy this issue the best it can be...

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[paradive]

BlackBerry moved away from their @blackberry hosted emails in OS10, as such the @blackberry email addresses cannot be moved to your BB10 device. What you can do is use their forwarding service outline here: BlackBerry (hosted) email address forwarding for BlackBerry 10 OS and begin to phase that email address out... CrackBerry did a write up about this as well here: BlackBerry offering one year of forwarding services for BlackBerry.net email accounts | CrackBerry.com Both pages will clearly show you how to remedy this issue the best it can be...

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crap.
seems wayyyyyyyy too complicated.

in short, how do i email my phone?

[JeBe4]

crap.
seems wayyyyyyyy too complicated.

in short, how do i email my phone?

....stop using that email address.....solved

J� Be....Here But Gone...

[Taigatrommel]

crap.
seems wayyyyyyyy too complicated.

in short, how do i email my phone?

Create an account with a different mail provider. AFAIK those @blackberry mail addresses were tied to an active BIS subscription - which isn't supported by BB10 anymore. So you need to go ahead an forward your old BlackBerry address to a new adress or keep using a legacy device which still supports BIS.
There are tons of (free) providers out there.

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