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bbf · 02-07-2010, 03:03 PM

I have a total of 6 email accounts registered on the T-Mobile BIS. This morning around 5:50am CST I got emails from "Activation Server", subject "Email account information", with body starting with "Congratulations, you have successfully set up <email address> with your BlackBerry(R) device...." for 3 out of the 6 accounts. Actually 4 emails, one of them a duplicate.

I didn't think anything much of it, but this afternoon around 1:45pm CST I signed in to my T-Mobile account to check to see if maybe they had upgraded their BIS or something. I got to the page that lists the email accounts you have set up and, boom, I get "Activation Server" emails for the same 3 accounts. I didn't click on anything to request re-sending of my service books or anything. I figured it might be a T-Mobile thing, thus this posting in the Carrier Specific forum.

Has anyone else experienced anything like this, and/or have any idea what's going on? As far as I can tell, my emails have been working fine.

02-07-2010, 03:03 PM	#1
bbf Knows Where the Search Button Is Join Date: May 2006 Location: Fort Worth, Texas Model: 8900 OS: 5.0.0.509 Carrier: T-Mobile Posts: 39	Activation Server messages? Please Login to Remove! I have a total of 6 email accounts registered on the T-Mobile BIS. This morning around 5:50am CST I got emails from "Activation Server", subject "Email account information", with body starting with "Congratulations, you have successfully set up <email address> with your BlackBerry(R) device...." for 3 out of the 6 accounts. Actually 4 emails, one of them a duplicate. I didn't think anything much of it, but this afternoon around 1:45pm CST I signed in to my T-Mobile account to check to see if maybe they had upgraded their BIS or something. I got to the page that lists the email accounts you have set up and, boom, I get "Activation Server" emails for the same 3 accounts. I didn't click on anything to request re-sending of my service books or anything. I figured it might be a T-Mobile thing, thus this posting in the Carrier Specific forum. Has anyone else experienced anything like this, and/or have any idea what's going on? As far as I can tell, my emails have been working fine.
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