Motorola V265 Ringer

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I am new to google groups and new to this forum. a thousand pardons if
i do it wrong.

i have recently purchased a motorola 265 and have verizon service with
their "get it now."

i want to have a ring tone that is a soft femine voice that says, "Mr
White, you have an incoming call." i want this to repeat until the
phone is answered or until it times out. is this possible? if yes,
how do i do it?

if you respond to this posting, please, please, please remember i am
not a geek, computer nerd or in any way knowledgle in techno talk. you
have to be explicit in your explanations.

thanks to all

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rv transporter wrote:
> I am new to google groups and new to this forum. a thousand pardons
> if i do it wrong.
>
> i have recently purchased a motorola 265 and have verizon service with
> their "get it now."
>
> i want to have a ring tone that is a soft femine voice that says, "Mr
> White, you have an incoming call." i want this to repeat until the
> phone is answered or until it times out. is this possible? if yes,
> how do i do it?
>
> if you respond to this posting, please, please, please remember i am
> not a geek, computer nerd or in any way knowledgle in techno talk.
> you have to be explicit in your explanations.
>
> thanks to all

Go to the Verizon Web site and find the Get It Now option, navigate to a
site for ringtones, preview, and then purchase. You will need to
register a username and password at the site. Verizon's web support is
very difficult to navigate logically.

Q

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Kobiyashi Maru wrote:
> now, fire up Outlook Express (or whatever) and email the .mid file as
> an attachment to "yournumber@vzwpix.com". It'll cost you 2 cents (or
> maybe 10). When you get the message, scroll down until you find the
> attachment. Make sure it still has the .mid extension. See if you can
> play it. If you can, hit menu and save it. You should be able to use
> it as a ringtone from your ring selections.

Doesn't anything which goes through vzwpix get treated as a "picture
message" (actually, an MMS [multimedia] message) and get charged $0.25,
unless you have a pix package of some kind? A bit more than $0.02, but
still a lot less than the GetItNow ringtones ($1.99).