[pluedke]

I have a user who bought a dual SIM blackberry in China. When we pull the SIM from his Blackberry Curve and put it in Chinese phone, everything works as expected and he has the dual language feature. Can I configure his email to work on this phone? We are using Lotus Notes and a BES server. The nearest thing I can tell is to forward his Lotus Notes mail to a private email address and configure his Chinese phone to that email address. It doesn't look like I can connect it to a BES? Is this correct?

Thanks in advance for any help.

[Dubdub]

If it is Chinese, it most likely is an imitation (and a poor one at that) and not the real thing. If so, BB related services such as BIS/BES and PIN related services, etc. will not work. If you cannot connect to BES, you can't connect to BIS either.

These are starting to show up more and more as they are very cheap as compared to a real BB.

Your user probably has a very nice phone and that is about all.

[pluedke]

Thank you for your answer and for confirming what I had pretty much thought. I appreciate the input.

[dc/dc]

This is also the wrong section.

[hardley12]

Chinese black market for the BlackBerry maker has a few extra pieces. The chinese blackberry are as good as real back berry company .OS support for Chinese characters in Hong Kong there that was released with a version. It was posted on the site at some point .Bet you any money the first time in a factory because it is no health and safety rules have been created from parts of the structure will be charged to fire the Burstes

[NJBlackBerry]

Wow.
Unbelievable.
"as good as real back berry company"

Gotta run out for this one. GARBAGE.

[daphne]

Googling his username and looking at the IP address... I call spammer. Oh, and the profile... carrier the same as username.

[chengshuyan88]

I have a user who bought a dual SIM blackberry in China. When we pull the SIM from his Blackberry Curve and put it in Chinese phone, everything works as expected and he has the dual language feature. Can I configure his email to work on this phone? We are using Lotus Notes and a BES server. The nearest thing I can tell is to forward his Lotus Notes mail to a private email address and configure his Chinese phone to that email address. It doesn't look like I can connect it to a BES? Is this correct?

[penguin3107]

Originally Posted by chengshuyan88

I have a user who bought a dual SIM blackberry in China. When we pull the SIM from his Blackberry Curve and put it in Chinese phone, everything works as expected and he has the dual language feature. Can I configure his email to work on this phone? We are using Lotus Notes and a BES server. The nearest thing I can tell is to forward his Lotus Notes mail to a private email address and configure his Chinese phone to that email address. It doesn't look like I can connect it to a BES? Is this correct?

There's no such thing as a dual SIM BlackBerry.
That user doesn't have a BlackBerry at all. They have a fake. An imitation. A knockoff. Whatever you want to call it, but it's not a BlackBerry.

So... no, you can't activate it on a BES, or use any BlackBerry Data functions on it at all.

[TheRinger]

Originally Posted by pluedke

I have a user who bought a dual SIM blackberry in China. When we pull the SIM from his Blackberry Curve and put it in Chinese phone, everything works as expected and he has the dual language feature. Can I configure his email to work on this phone? We are using Lotus Notes and a BES server. The nearest thing I can tell is to forward his Lotus Notes mail to a private email address and configure his Chinese phone to that email address. It doesn't look like I can connect it to a BES? Is this correct?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Originally Posted by chengshuyan88

I have a user who bought a dual SIM blackberry in China. When we pull the SIM from his Blackberry Curve and put it in Chinese phone, everything works as expected and he has the dual language feature. Can I configure his email to work on this phone? We are using Lotus Notes and a BES server. The nearest thing I can tell is to forward his Lotus Notes mail to a private email address and configure his Chinese phone to that email address. It doesn't look like I can connect it to a BES? Is this correct?

Anyone else notice they are word for word exactly, except the thanks in advance?

[daphne]

This thread attracts spammers like like cr@p attracts flies. I think the OP was a legit user but chengshuyan88 is a spammer. There are more deleted posts in this thead than legit posts.

[andyxie]

who are chinese?

[SC Tiger]

There is an area in Shanghai (and likely other cities) called the "Copy Market." This area has knock-offs of pretty much anything you can think of, from clothes to golf clubs to electronics. These items are often branded as the genuine article or very close. I personally saw an Ipod that you cannot tell from the genuine item. I've been told to steer clear of the electronics especially as internally they are different and typically not very good.

If I had to guess hardley12 and chengshuyan88 are both Chinese.

[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by SC Tiger

There is an area in Shanghai (and likely other cities) called the "Copy Market." This area has knock-offs of pretty much anything you can think of, from clothes to golf clubs to electronics. These items are often branded as the genuine article or very close. I personally saw an Ipod that you cannot tell from the genuine item. I've been told to steer clear of the electronics especially as internally they are different and typically not very good.

If I had to guess hardley12 and chengshuyan88 are both Chinese.

"Verison"? Really?

Anyway, it's for reasons like these that I like Japan's laws against the importation of counterfeit goods.

[poiuytrez]

Lol, Chinese blackberries are so fun to look at.