Can't configure spam filters

Hi, my father recently acquired a blackberry from the university of Granada (UGR) and i should be able to enter to http://blackberry.orange.es/ but after entering my PIN / IMEI i get an error saying i can't acces with an HTML client but directly through the blackberry, i tried this way but all i get is the configuration page of the beginning where there are no filter options whatsoever. Where and how can i configure the spam filters??
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Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
Try finding your BIS logon page via this portal:
http://www.blackberryfaq.com/index.php/Where_can_I_log_into_my_BIS_account%3F
BTW -- BIS does not have a spam filter per se. What it has are filters you can create one by one -- filter out a sender address, filter out a subject line. But it is not a full spam filtration system. For that, you have to see the owners of the email service being used and see what server-level spam filtration they can offer.
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What is going on with the SPAM filtering? Works fine for a couple of weeks then suddenly I got slammed with tons of SPAM for a few hours then suddenly the filtering kicks in again. Usually happens late at night and clears up in the morning. Never had this problem until just a couple months ago. It's gotten so bad that I'm about to move everything over to gmail and just stop using Verizon, would rather not do that as I've had the same e-mail address since the Bell Atlantic days.

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Are there any spam filters for the IPhone?

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This can't be legal ... it is censorship .... I have been a loyal Verizon user since FIOS became available. I have internet, home phones, cells and TV service totaling over $400/month.
I am not going to looking into switching to AT&T and Cablevision.
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If Verizon's outbound spam filter catches your outgoing message, you receive an immediate notification. You get an error message if you are using webmail or a bounceback if you are using a mail client. There is no mystery as to whether it was stopped or not.
You can find more information about how and why Verizon implements their outbound spam filtering at their Spam FAQ page, which is listed in the error you get if your message is actually blocked: http://www.verizon.net/spamfaq
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