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Topic # 3714 21-Mar-2005 23:16
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Hi there,

ive been browsing through different threads looking for tips in downloading ringtones for my Sanyo 8100, as downloadcentral hasnt really got a lot of range.

Ive been to a few sites and have found ringtones im wanting (Slayer songs, more Doors songs) but all the sites are ones where you must purchase credits.

ive seen no immediate links anywhere to good ringtones sites, or other ways of getting ringtones?

If this is because of not being able to state it, please PM me with any useful information.

Thanks

Michael

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  Reply # 13802 25-Mar-2005 12:07
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50 views and no replies? :|

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Reply # 13806 25-Mar-2005 12:42
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I think most sites require you to pay for downloadable ringtones. The ones where you can find free ringtones are problably using low quality conversions and not paying the proper copyright fees.





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  Reply # 13834 26-Mar-2005 11:36
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Look at this thread http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=11&topicid=3216

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