Re: email mp3's to your phone: quick guide

event-verizon · 02-26-2008, 06:27 PM

OK

I walked away for a couple of weeks and now Im back at it.

So someone just tell me NO ITS IMPOSSIBLE before I kill myself and/or small furry woodland creatures.

I have never been so mad in my life. Im not a complete f@cking idiot and YES IVE READ THIS THREAD AND MANY OTHERS!

I do NOT have the option anyway shape form or fashion of saving ANYTHING as ringtone.

I DO have internet on my phone.

I HAVE emailed the tones.

I HAVE voice recorded the tones.

I HAVE used services like Myxer etc.

I DO, REPEAT.... DO!!!! RECEIVE THE MOTHERF@KING Tones.

I do NOT have the ability and or option of saving as ringtone using as ring tone etc etc etc etc etc etc.

All I CAN do is use their @#$T a@ss Vcast bull****!!!

PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY!

HELP!!!!!

MonNeyLovin · 04-09-2008, 03:28 PM

Ummm WTF is midi?

mamapop · 05-11-2008, 07:15 PM

Ok so i did everything i was supposed too and i changed the file extention to .MID for enhanced quality but it the quality still sucks any ideas i got an LG env2

mamapop · 05-11-2008, 07:28 PM

also i was wondering if you could email video if so waht might the address for verizon phones

videobroker · 06-07-2008, 11:01 AM

I can easily send a .midi file to my cell phone. But I am one of those cheap guys that has an outdate PN-215 Pantech (Korea) phones and I don't have the feature which allows you to save a sound file into a ringtone.

I suppose that more modern phones do. So I am going to trade up for the latest model available . I've simply uploaded a midi file to xxxxxxatzwpixdotcom All I can do is save it as a sound file and nothing else.
I have over 164 ringtones sitting here on my hard drive and no use for them until I can get a phone that does the conversion automatically once the msg is received.