unless your getting emails straight to your *@*.blackberry.net address.
if not...the e-mails are as safe as the POP3 accounts you're pulling them from.
The best method I have found Juicy is to do a forward on your POP3 accounts straight to your [email protected] account. That way you will get them instantly and not have to worry about pulling them down through blackberry web client.
I do a forwad to my blackberry email address AND leave the pop3 inbox as kind of a backup.
unless your getting emails straight to your *@*.blackberry.net address.
if not...the e-mails are as safe as the POP3 accounts you're pulling them from.
The best method I have found Juicy is to do a forward on your POP3 accounts straight to your [email protected] account. That way you will get them instantly and not have to worry about pulling them down through blackberry web client.
I do a forwad to my blackberry email address AND leave the pop3 inbox as kind of a backup.
I wouldn't use blackberry unless your running it on exchange. And then to protect yourself you should use symantec mails ecurity + anti-spam and then you'll never see a peice of spam again.... as long as anti spam from symantec i setup correctly server side..
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