Verizon Blackberry Internet Service Client (BIS)- How to create an e-mail Filter

Hello. Thank you in advance for replying to my question. I am trying to create an e-mail filter so that a contact's e-mail messages do not get delivered to my BB and instead just go straight to my regular e-mail account. I understand that you can do this function from the BIS, however when I tried to create an account I received a message that said "please use your device to access the BIS." I did just as the message told me but I did not get the same menu options from my BB as I would have gotten from doing it from the internet. The page only showed a list of my e-mails and an "edit" and "delete" choice for each one. There was no "Filter" button for me to click. I remember a while ago I able to access this page and was able to remove the BB signature (i.e.. "This message is being sent from a BB"), so I know that it was possible to access this page. I do not know why I am not able to accesses it now.
If anyone out there has Verizon and knows how to access the BIS, please let me know how. Or if you know how to create an e-mail filter function, please let me know.
Thank you,
Fred
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Hi there!
To log into your BIS account from a PC/browser (not the BB browser), go to this URL:
https://bis.na.blackberry.com/html?brand=vzw
Enter your BIS credentials and you will then be in your BIS account screen. From there, use this KB to create the filter you desire:
KB04558 Add a filter to a BlackBerry Internet Service account
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I am trying to setup the Blackberry Internet Service to access my email server to obviously forward those emails to my Blackberry. Using the web service, I attempt to add my email account, but it always fails with this error: "An error occurred while validating your login. Please check your user name and password." Now I know after numerous attempts that at least one of the times I had to enter that info correctly. This will be followed by an email from the Blackberry server to my email address containing the settings I used. I have my .Mac and ISP emails working with my Blackberry without a problem.
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UptimeJeff,
Thank you for the prompt reply. I will post my IMAP config tomorrow when I am home. As far as the authentication goes, it appears that BB is using RC4-MD5. Am I correct? There is no way to change that on the BB end as far as I know. Can the OS X mailserver use RC4-MD5? Currently I have only Kerberos and CRAM-MD5 enabled.
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Blackberry Internet Service account

Hi everyone,
well, despite trying, this newbie couldn't get on with her Blackberry so has returned it to the shop and gone back to using her sad little nokia. I wanted to ask one quick last question before saying goodbye.
When I first set up my Blackberry, I created a Blackberry Internet Sevice account online. For the life of me, I can't remember exactly why I did this, but anyway, I went to the Blackberry Internet Service login screen (in an attempt to delete the account now that I've returned my phone), but it didn't recognise either my username or my password. It's not a big deal, but I'm a tidy soul and would have liked to delete the account. My question is this: I wiped my Blackberry before returning it and have subsequently changed the passwords to my email accounts: if I do still have a BIS account somewhere, will Blackberry, in theory, still have a link to my email accounts? I'm hoping not.
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Hello,
You have done almost everything necessary to keep things clean. Changing your actual email passwords will prevent BIS from accessing those accounts, even if a BIS account should still exist. To truly eliminate the BIS account, you need to contact the carrier through which you created it...the carriers manage BIS accounts for their customers. See this KB for all steps that need to be carried out when transferring a used BB:
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KB05133 - Email reconciliation features for BlackBerry Internet Service

There are lots of questions about what reconciliation features / functionality options there are with BIS ... well, from the horse's mouth, here we go:
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In the second set of instructions, going directly to the BIS web page, I cant get past the login page, I have tried to register, I have tried to login, I have asked service provider for passwords and I get one dead end after another, I cannot login nor create an account to login to the BIS web site.
Any help would be appreciated, after 10 years as a loyal Nokia user I am now hoping that the decision to move to BB was not one I will live to regret.
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When you go the BIS account on the PC, is this the place you were told to go by your service provider? My own has my carriers' logo on the page and they provided me with the login details whilst I was on the phone to them. It is THEIR responsibility to set up your BIS and to assist you.
Whether you try OTA or on the PC, you must have access to your BIS and when you finally get it, setting up the email couldn't be easier.
I cannot see why upgrading to OS 6 would affect email set-up but as you suggest, the option to put email server details in may have been removed. They are not necessary with BIS.
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