First step, you visit a website with ringtones, I use www.tuneusin.com or try www.coolfreeringtones.com. Next, select the music genre and select a song. Here is where it varies. On a smartphone, play the song, or sample, directly on the browser. Copy the link and send as an SMS to yourself. Read below on how to do this. Another way to do this is visit the site directly from your phone and do the same steps, however, it is not a mobile friendly site. When you receive the text or visited the link of the MP3 or MDI, you have an option to save the file on your smartphone, At this time, true on Moto Queue and Blackberry, you have the option to save as a Ring Tone. Voila!
For phone without online access, follow the first step, then opt to save the file or download the file to your computer. Next, you email yourself the file to your phone as an MMS and attach the file. (see how below). When you receive the MMS on your phone, for most flip phones including most LG and Razors, you play the MMS and select the option to save. At that save time, you have the option to save a Ringtone as well.
Sending SMS and MMS messages via email Go to your email client of choice and send an email accordingly to the table below. Remember, phone number, with area code first, no dashed "-" or parenthesis "()" followed by the @ sign and SMS or MMS extension. Example: 2125551212@message.alltel.com
| Carrier | SMS Address | MMS Address |
| Alltel | @message.alltel.com | |
| AT&T | @txt.att.ne | @mms.att.com |
| Boost Mobile | @myboostmobile.com | |
| Sprint PCS | @messaging.sprintpcs.com | @pm.sprint.com |
| T-Mobile | @tmomail.net | |
| Verizon | @vtext.com | @vzwpix.com |
| Virgin Mobile USA | @vmobl.com |
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