[BoostedSupra]

Originally Posted by aiharkness

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I'm curious... Were you able to send a straight PIN message as JS suggested trying?

i attempted to. i havent gotten a reply .. ill ask the person with a text if he got it

[BoostedSupra]

Ttt?

[JSanders]

Originally Posted by BoostedSupra

Ttt?

details?

[aiharkness]

ttt = to the top ?

[Steve]

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Originally Posted by BoostedSupra

i guess i'll just go to an ATT store tomorrow on lunch

this sucks

AT&T doesn't support Yahoo Messenger.

You'll probably have to do some sort of service book hack. There have been some threads on sharing service books from other users from supported carriers.

[rpfeffer]

Originally Posted by Steve

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AT&T doesn't support Yahoo Messenger.

You'll probably have to do some sort of service book hack. There have been some threads on sharing service books from other users from supported carriers.

well that is lame.

[JSanders]

Lame, but there is a workaround, there were instructions posted last night in a thread here. I'll look, you can too.

EDIT: found
http://www.blackberryforums.com/rim-...tml#post719318

[alyland]

Hey all,
I had this same issue and found this thread through a Google Search. The thread never really had a resolution so I wanted to add my two cents. To make my blackberry work again, I ended up changing my password in Yahoo. Then I went over and changed the corresponding password on the blackberry setup site, then went back to Yahoo and changed my password back to the original, and went back to Blackberry and changed it back. I know this is convoluted and may be unnecessary, but it did save me a trip/call for help.

[redrocker]

Originally Posted by alyland

Hey all,
I had this same issue and found this thread through a Google Search. The thread never really had a resolution so I wanted to add my two cents. To make my blackberry work again, I ended up changing my password in Yahoo. Then I went over and changed the corresponding password on the blackberry setup site, then went back to Yahoo and changed my password back to the original, and went back to Blackberry and changed it back. I know this is convoluted and may be unnecessary, but it did save me a trip/call for help.

did you then resend service books and does yahoo messenger work for you now?