Where can I buy and download in Hong Kong the sharpest and loudest mobile phone ringtone?
Sep 22, 2006 by Philip | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans
Can anyone advocate a ringtone and website where I can buy then download in Hong Kong the sharpest and loudest mobile phone ringtone (decent / formal kind, not screams etc.)? I have recently bought a Sony Ericsson Z550i mobile phone but its ringtone ("Obligation Phone") is nowhere loud enough (sometimes can't be heard or the buzzer felt when placed in jeans sack and in a noisy street). I am hoping to make my mobile phone ringtone as "loud" as say the Sony Ericsson K750i, latter merely an example.
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Yankee18 | Sep 23, 2006
Does anyone know any good mobile phone ringtone download sites?
Feb 17, 2007 by K | Posted in Mobile Phones & Plans
I googled it and most suggest free ring tones but I dont trust them - what will they do with my number.
Thanks
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Chris B | Feb 17, 2007
Who knows a good mobile phone ringtone site?
Jan 24, 2006 by Jordydavis | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans
Does anyone discern of a website featuringringtones that you can send to your phone through a text message or something?
Yeah there are these two websites one is www.3gupload.com and the other is www.3gforfree.com.
Expect that helps
Hmm... | Jan 24, 2006
Cell Phone Ringtone/Themes on the Piano!
Apartment phone ringtone/themes on the piano (all played by ear) from some of the top carriers and companies... plus Cisco, (networking...but w/e) lol ...
Sorry ASCAP, A Ringtone Is Not A Public Performance... (TechDirt ...
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