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Filtering mail with BIS (T-mobile) I can't figure out how to use the filters. The problem is I want to filter out junkmail. I'm using apple mail and I have it filtered there pretty good and it goes directly to my junk mail folder. The problem is all my junkmail folder contents are being forwarded to my BB and it's very annoying. HELP!!! |
sign into T-Mobile and set up filters on your BIS account you need to set up indvidual filters for all your email accounts |
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It's pretty simple. Log in to T-Mobile, click the "Set Up Blackberry Internet Email" link, then click filters. Add filter. Click the circled-question-marks on the filter screen to get decent help. Basically you just tell it where to look for what text, and then what to do with the message if it finds it. |
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If apple mail doesn't have built in junk mail filters that will also filter junk mail from a POP connection, I'd suggest switching to GMail or Yhaoo mail. Gmail does an excellent job of filtering spam. I have a Yahoo Mail Plus account, so I'm not absolutely sure if it works with their free accounts, although I'm sure if you search the forums you can find out. |
sign into your T-mobile account and set up filters for each of your email accounts as follows: 1) set the default to NOT forward to handheld 2) create a filter set up so that if your email is in the "to" field to forward to your handheld 3) create a filter that if your email is in the "cc" field to forward to your handheld this should stop most of the spam and anything that isn't stopped you can set up a filter for based on the email address |
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no - i don't get any spam (or at least very little; like 1 a month) w/ this most spam doesn't have your email address in the to field - don't ask me how you get it cause i don't know - but by blocking email that wasn't sent directly to you, you won't get the spam |
With my Apple mail account I set up a filter to put everything from someone not in my address book to go right into the Junk folder and to mark it as read. Periodically I give it a scan to see if there are any names I want to add to my address book, then select all and bounce to sender. |
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anyone? |
I really don't recommend using the BIS filters to filter spam. You canmake it work but it's going to be frustrating and nowhere near as good as a third party solution. Your best bet is to have an email account with spam filtering and have it forward to your BB or integrate via BIS. |
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