Sorry, I have a 7100t with TMO, I have no idea why, but it actually just started working again. Weird. Thanks for the input though.

KonTiki

Sorry for the short reply earlier. Anyways, I am not quite sure what was up today. I could not take an email that was sent to my device, and simply forward it to another contact. I have my email forwarded to my Gmail account which in turn forwards the email to my device (No BES). And I never had an event like this where I hit the send to forward and the little checkmark appears for a split second then turned into the red X as if I were not on network. I had not changed any configs in either TMO email setup or Gmail. I had GPRS in all caps too. Anyway, about an hour later I tried to forward again and low and behold...email sent. I guess the email gods just didn't intent for that certain email to be sent?

This is a great thread everyone and I have subscribed. Here is my situation:

I'm buying an 8700 on the 18th when it is relased for T-Mobile. Unfortunately, my company does not have a BES. As of right now I am forced to either purchase a service like mail2web or go through Outlook Web Access for my corporate e-mail. I have decided to go through Outlook Web Access where it just polls the server. I also have a Gmail account for personal use. Here is what I would like to do:

Have both of the e-mail accounts sent to my blackberry, however, when I reply to my work e-mail, the reply address will be my work account address, and when I reply to a personal gmail piece, the reply address will be from Gmail. Pretty much having two e-mail accounts coming to the blackberry inbox, but when I reply to each one the address reflects the correct acct. Could someone help me out on how to do this (if possible), or am I going to have to purchase a monthly program like mail2web with the blackberry addon? Thanks!

make sure you forward then its real true push

Actually I think the method in this thread should be called filtering which is different than a forwarding or POP.

Make a filter on BIS so that BIS does not forward emails from to your handheld and simply deletes them.

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I currently use pop access for gmail. If I want to stop receiving gmail on my blackberry temporarily, can I just disable "pop" in gmail, or do I need to do something else? Also, I use my gmail address as the reply address. Will this affect any emails I send from my blackberry while I have pop disabled? And finally, if I want to re-enable pop, can I just make the change in gmail, or do I have to go through the process of adding gmail as an account again?

I still dont know how to forward my outlook mail to gmail.

You need to forward all mail that usually goes to Outlook to Gmail first. Then forward/filter it to Outlook.

In Outlook under tools, look for rules and alerts and set up a rule there, use the help in outlook to get directions to setting up this rule.

With TMO any email I reply to uses the address it was addressed to. I don't need mail2web. I also can choose which address I want to send from when composing a new message. I currently have 3 accounts that come in via my BB - Yahoo, Gmail, and one from my website.

Using this forwarding method, can I make it so it still retains a copy in outlook as well? Is there a way when I respond to an e-mail on my Blackberry using this outlook forwarding method, it will also have a copy in my "sent" in outlook?

New BWC - forwarding is all messed up!
 

I used to have gmail set up with the blackberry web client.

gmail ---fwd to---> BB email ---> BB.

and

BB --> BB Email --> BCC gmail account --> recipient. (where there was a filter in gmail to set up the email to a blackberry sent item, so it wouldn't re-forward to my phone.


I logged into the web client and now I have much less control! Whenever I reply to an email on my blackberry, I get the reply I just sent as well !

I forward, not only so I can get instant emails as has already been mentioned, but also because the POP feature has consistently stopped working for me on Gmail. Why? I don't know. All I know is I kept having to go back and reset the settings. Maybe they've fixed it by now but I'm happier with forwarding anyway because of the instantaneous delivery.

hey, in T-Mobile's BIS, i'm having trouble finding where I can forward sent messages to a certain e-mail address, it seems the only filtering that I can do is filtering that determines what comes to my blackberry. help?

Go to the Email Accounts screen, edit the account you want to copy sent messages to yourself on. Type the address you want messages sent to in the Auto BCC field.

I just set it up and everything is all good, but I do have one question. Using this method, it will not let me use BBReply as it states that the account is not set up in BIS, is there a way to use BBreply using the filtering method? Also, using this method, when someone gets a message that is sent from your blackberry, from reply to address they have is the blackberry address, which means if they reply and your having a conversation in real time, their messages will only be sent to your blackberry, bypassing gmail correct? If so that kind of stinks that you cannot accurately log the conversation that comes first through gmail.

EDIT:: Well, I woke up this morning and for some reason I received one piece of mail from my gmail account on my BB and I had 10 new messages in my Gmail in box, so for some reason, it's not forwarding anymore. What a pain in the ass this is.... I'm thinking of switching to yahoo all together.

EDIT (2):: I set up everything to forward to Yahoo and it works amazing, real time push and everything, it's a shame gmail doesn't have this capability. :( Bye bye gmail!

ok so i have done the pop settings to send gmail to outlook but then also have forward to my bb....i am now getting duplicate emails on bb. Is this because I have pop and fwd setup? How do i get email to pop to outlook but yet forward to bb so that i dont have duplicate emails?

make sure your not using redirector and that you don't have Gmail added to your BIS account (as well as forwarding it)

So it is possible to POP gmail to outlook and forward it to the bb address? I searched google and never found an answer to whether it was possible to do both.