First make sure your bill or pre pay (see below) account has been provisioned for BIS (Blackberry internet services). Following this you can setup in one of 2 ways.
Depending on your network go to:
http://3ireland.blackberry.com
http://www.mobileemail.vodafone.ie
Then create a new account and register your devices IMEI and pin. Service books should then be sent to your phone.
From here you can set up emails too.
Depending on your device the menu is either:
Then press menu (the 7 dot button on your BlackBerry) and click “register now”
Once you’ve received the service books all you need to do is go to setup, email accounts, to add emails accounts.
On pre pay text the following to register:
Meteor: register for the Service by sending ‘My blackberry’ to short code 50104
eMobile: Freetext ‘start blackberry’ to 50104
O2: Text NET to 50231 to get 700mb data add-on for 9.99 renewed monthly. Once that’s confirmed text BLACK to 50231 to get the BIS add-on
Vodafone: Text “BlackBerry” to 50222 to opt-in
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