AT&T Ringtone Website

Ok, the AT&T website is driving me up the wall! I recently purchased a different nokia phone, and now when I log in to my AT&T ringtone account thing, it still has my old one and I can't search polyphonic ringtones, only the monophonic since that is what my old phone had. I've been looking everywhere on how to change the type of cell phone I have, but I can't find it! Anyone know how to?

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dont use their site 4 ringtones they are rip offs 1.99 for a tone you can get for free. Blow me att. use this site to get them free.

all you have to do is d/l a midi and put it onto geocities or something like that, then get onto that site with your phone. it automatically d/l's the tone for you.

Yep... $1.99 gets you a hundred tones on muwap.us. You can do your own site and get it free... or save your time and use us

don't get me wrong muWAP is one of the best places i've found for its prices on downloading. But as someone who has a datacable its a pain because it does not allow for downloading to the desktop.

Actually it does -- $2.49 and up subscriptions include download links which will download whatever file you chose directly to your PC

Well slap me around and call me sally. I didn't get a chance to put my credit card down i've been busy answering AT&T questions. Guess I should have mentioned I was a dealer.

No prob -- hey, and thanks for the kudos.

thanks for the post for the site. this site is awsome. its totaly worth the price if you have a cable. unlimited downloads for a cheap price? what else can u ask for.

Thank you, that is very good to hear.

I started the site as an alternative for our phones -- The T720i has a ringer that isn't very loud, and I couldn't see paying $1 for each tone elsewhere, not knowing whether it would improve the volume problem before I purchased it. All I wanted was a "normal" ringtone that was loud enough to hear when outside. Since our T720i phones didn't support data-cable downloads at the time, I started the Loud & Free site, which later turned into muwap.

With tens of thousands of new files and millions of downloads, I had to start charging folks in order to pay my hosting fees. Turns out, baby-food is expensive