ringtones
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janey83
Twenty Something
There are ringtones included on the phone, cheesy ones like "springtime" and the boring old "ring, ring". Some of my friends were able to get real mp3's on their phones, so I'm trying to figure out how to do that. Anyway....I can take pictures with my phone, so that's a big 
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Kizzy
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Janey,
You need to use your phone to connect to the Internet and download whatever ringtone you want. Use the web button. They cost $2-$3 dollars each.
You need to use your phone to connect to the Internet and download whatever ringtone you want. Use the web button. They cost $2-$3 dollars each.
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Kizzy
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RoseRed said:I don't give a crap about ringtones, they irritate me. I am just happy if my phone rings.
: I was typing the same response. So, I'll throw in a 
I hate the circus sounding one.
janey83
Twenty Something
K_Jo said:What Kizzy said and if you have Verizon, 'Get It Now' has a ton of 'em.
yeah I saw that, the box came with this cd-rom and the "get it now" was on there....I'm just testing out the "free" options before I pay for anything else.....cell phone was pricey enough.
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Kizzy
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janey83 said:
No shiat - but there is no way around it.
If you want a cute litte ring, you are gonna pay for it.
Some people in my office have various ringtones that are like nails on a chalk board.
BUT
I have very few pet peeves;
1. gravel trucks that fly down the road sending gravel flying everyone AND
2. ringing phones
on her field trip today, so I was at camp to meet the bus. 
BigSlam123b
Only happy When It Rains
Janey,janey83 said:So I got a new cellphone today, and I was wondering if anyone knew how to d/l free ringtones.........any advice is appreciated! TIA
It really depends on the specific phone that you purchased. Some allow you to upload .MID or .MP3 ringtones by using a USB cable and a free program called BitPIM. Others, such as my CDM9900, allow you to email the ringer to your phone and save it. Instructions are really phone specific. I found out everything I needed to know including finding some ringers from this site: Howard Forums . Also look for a Yahoo newsgroup specifically geared toward your phone.
Hope this helps.
404
In your head
Psst, you do know that Janey isn't social?BigSlam123b said:Janey,
It really depends on the specific phone that you purchased. Some allow you to upload .MID or .MP3 ringtones by using a USB cable and a free program called BitPIM. Others, such as my CDM9900, allow you to email the ringer to your phone and save it. Instructions are really phone specific. I found out everything I needed to know including finding some ringers from this site: Howard Forums . Also look for a Yahoo newsgroup specifically geared toward your phone.
Hope this helps.