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Have you been Googling about looking for a way to remove that annoying message:

“Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network”

Look no further. No longer must you live with the embarrassment and inconvenience of everyone knowing you are a Rogers customer and that you are available 24/7 (respectively).

Please visit:

http://www.rogers.com/bis

Update: Your Rogers email account credentials might work.  Otherwise, you will need to create a BIS (Blackberry Internet Service) account.

First, get your PIN and IMEI number from your phone: Options > Status.

From your Blackberry browser (this is important), visit http://www.rogers.com/bis and create a new BIS account.

It will ask you for the usual email and password.  Then enter the PIN and IMEI for your phone.

Submit!  Yay!  You have a BIS account.

You can now log into http://www.rogers.com/bis and edit your accounts, including the default signature.

Other problems?

I also solved the problem of hundreds of emails being repeatedly sent to my Pearl by removing and re-adding all my email accounts.

Then, on your Berry, go to Options > Advanced Options > Service Book and delete all your email accounts (anything with “desk” in it). Next go to Options > Advanced Options > Host Routing table. Option one of those bad-boys (any one) and click Register Now.

You get welcome emails, and all is well.

Special thanks to Mohammed Shahidul Islam (or “Tony” as I call him) at Rogers Tech Support!

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