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I can no longer contact the previous owner.

It does not belong to a specific carrier. I cannot go to my carrier to ask for the password because the phone is openline/unlocked. Settings > Device > Device and Status Information > type in BUYR > Buyer's Remorse > IT Policy shows "Disabled" Settings > Security > Security Status Information > Services shows * No Services * So, how do I bypass this or remove this type of activation? My problem is that I cannot set-up my personal e-mail account because it requires an e-mail address and a password for Enterprise Activation, which I don't have since I bought it secondhand. In the Allowed user operations section, in the Maximum device activation attempts field, type the number of times a user can try to enter their activation password before the device locks.Hi! I recently bought a secondhand BlackBerry Curve 9360 from a local online store (much like eBay).In the Auto-generated password lifespan (hours) field, type the number of hours before the activation password expires.In the Passwords settings section, in the Auto-generated password length field, type a character length.Customize the subject line and activation message.In the Second activation message section, in the Send two separate activation emails drop-down list, click Yes. Create a second activation email message so that you can send the activation password separately from other activation instructions.If you decide to send only one activation email message, make sure you include the activation password. Customize the body text of the activation email message.In the First activation message section, in the Custom activation subject field, type a subject. Create an activation email message that can be sent to users.To send users an activation email message, in the Allow activation information to be emailed drop-down list, click Yes.In the Activation configuration section, verify that Allow activation over BlackBerry infrastructure is set to Yes.

Click Yes - Stop registering activation information to confirm. If you do not want to register activation information, and you want users to enter the SRP or server address manually, click Stop registering activation information. As a result, users do not have to specify the SRP or server address during the activation process.

By default, BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 registers users' activation information with the BlackBerry Infrastructure.

In the BlackBerry Administration Service, on the Devices menu, expand Wireless activations.

Configure the SMTP notication settings.

For more information, see the BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Installation Guide.

Verify that the system requirements are met for activating devices over a Wi-Fi network.

Create an email account that the BlackBerry Administration Service can use to send system messages or activation passwords to user accounts.