I am using a kyocera remix to get free ringtones with cricket. If you goto a site like http://www.allofmp3.com/ and find a ringer that you want... Click on the song to preview it, then click on the More Details link. A window will pop up and then click on Listen to Sample. This will load a play list into windows media player. You will hear your ringtone play. On the right side of media player, you will see the name of the song you selected. Right click on it and goto properties. At the bottom it will say Location. Select all that text and copy it. Then paste it into a web browser to download the MP3. Save it on your desktop or something you can remeraber. Next send an email to [email protected] and attach the MP3 file. It will send the ringer to your phone, then you just select save sound. Done...
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Free ringtones
- Thread starter vine_08
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spikedhats
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thats the hard way to do it. if u go to www.motomail.uk u can browse hundreRAB of ringtones. u do have to sign up to get some of the good ones, but its free to sign up. then u can preview the song. if you want to download, there will be an option to send to phone or download via cable. click to download via cable, then right click on where it says to. this will save it to your computer. thats it. then all you have to do is send the clip to your phone through e-mail at [email protected]. its sounRAB like a lot but i just gave you a step by step instruction. i have more sites too. if you need anymore you can pm me
linedancer563
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This may be a stupid question but how do you paste to a web browser to download the mp3??
brown_eyed_beauty
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Your address bar up top. The location where you would type in "www.yahoo.com" or something like that. You can goto Edit then Paste.
blouhoender
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yes it is without the dashes. i just put it in there to make sure that it was understood that it was your full 10 digit cell phone nuraber
Santino WwE~4~LyFE
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like berry said in the other thread (before you brought this old *** one back to life) is that you need to have a phone that has a camera in it so it can support MMS. the kyocera k132 does not support mms.
Mr.RetroStar
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myxertones.com is also a very easy way to get all the ringtones you need.all you do is set up a free account and browse threw ringtones and they automatically send them to your phone.I have gotten over 20 ringtones from them in the past month.
ghost_monkey47
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I have a Nokia 6165. Am I still able to do the same thing? I tired once but didnt work!