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ReTweetize
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9 Oct 2009
ReTweetize helps you spread your messages beyond your followers. It allows you to retweet other peoples messages and earn points. You can then redeem your points to get others to retweet your messages. The application is entirely free and has taken a few spam prevention measures too.
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1 Response to ReTweetize
La La
February 12th, 2010 at 3:57 pm
You can log into your carrier's BIS site and set filters if it's coming through your Blackberry email. Or, if coming through another email (like Gmail, Yahoo, etc.), you can set your filters on your pc when you log into your email account. I generally delete them on my Blackberry and then, whenever I'm using my pc, I log into my email accounts and mark them as SPAM there. HTH
http://www.brighthub.com/mobile/blackberry-platform/articles/9213.aspx