[MoniLuv]

I've used both Black/White List (on a trial basis) and BerryBlocker (purchased a couple of years ago). I wish I had tested BerryBlocker myself at the time of purchase, because I would've asked for a refund!!! On a trial basis Black/White outdid BerryBlocker. I set a profile to send all call but the one call on the allow list (my number) and BerryBlocker treat me exactly as if ALL CALLS were blocked. I tried to create another profile and on it, no numbers were listed on either deny or allow, but I did check the box "no private numbers" and I was still sent to voice mail. I hear 5 rings or so, the same number of rings I would hear if I had just ignored the call in the first place. With Black/White List I've had no problems. Calls are handled just as I've requested the program to do and instead of hearing the standard 5 rings, I hear one, two or none at all. The only drawback is when a Black number comes in, my BB makes a "blip" sound. No need to re-format my entire call list as one poster says the manufacturer suggested. That's just ridiculous!However I do like the fact that I my BB doesn't make a peep when a call is rejected with BerryBlocker. Handango's website clearly states BerryBlocker is compatible w/my 8700, they are clearly wrong! I will purchase Black/White List when my trial is over. If anyone has ANY suggestions on making purchased product (BerryBlocker) work as advertised, please feel free. If I can get it to work properly, I'd really rather not hear the "blip" and NOT have to re-format.

[jakemullins]

In ICall Manager Beta 2 I get the following error message when going to "options":

"Uncaught exception:
java.lang.illegalArguementException"

[Sara_faith@live.ca]

I am not able to text on my Blackberry it says java.lang.illegalArguementException

What am I surpose to do?

Can anyone help me

[juliohaynie]

I see that you are on the T-Mobile network, just thought I would inform you about Family Allowances from T-Mobile. It's a $2 a month service that they offer that allows you to block up the 10 numbers at a time, you can even choose what times and days they may or may not call...