Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to your questions about Ventones.com

We've been in the Mobile Entertainment business since 2005 and we decided to create a community which will allow you to download , create, make and share mobile content to your cell phone which include free ringtones and wallpapers.

We believe that you should never have to pay any fees to enjoy personalizing your cell phone. You will never be charged for anything! If you like any of the free content on our site , simply sign up, and download it! You get unlimited and free downloads for everything in the Ventones community!

Is it really free?

Yes! 100% free. We will never charge you for anything that you download to your cell phone.
You will only be charged by your carrier for the cost of a text message or internet use.
You can return the favor and help our community by telling all your friends and by creating your own content and sharing it. Start browsing at our Free Ringtone Mobile Community and begin downloading ringtones straight to your cell phone in a few easy steps.Have fun and start downloading free ringtones and free wallpapers to your cell phone !

How are we different than all the other companies out there?

Well, first of all, we are 100% Free !
You can also contribute to our community by using our Free Ringtone Maker
Or, you can create, cut and send any image that you own, to you cell phone with our Free Image Maker

Ok, How do I Sign Up?

Signing up is easy. Simply go to Free Ringtones Signup , choose any free content, and click on it. You can choose to download the free content directly via your wap browser , or you can sign up and we'll send it straight to your phone. It's that simple .

How Do I Send Stuff to my Cell Phone

Click on any ringtone that you like after you have listened to it.
If you haven't logged in to the site, you can Login Here
Just click the SEND TO PHONE BUTTON
Wait for a text message to arrive to your cell phone.
Depending on your phone or carier, your free ringtones will get sent straight to your phone as a picture message or link.
If your ringtones arrive as a picture message, all you do is open the text message and it will start playing.
If we send your ringtone as a link, simply click on the link.
That will take you to our WAP Site where the ringtone download will start automatically.
For more detailed instructions click on your specific phone company.

I don't have text messaging , picture messaging nor internet, help?

Ok, don't worry. Click below for a quick video that will show you to download the ringtone to your computer. From there, you can store the ringtone on your computer and load it on your phone.

How to Save Your Ringtones to Computer

How Can I Download the same ringtone again to my cell phone?

Every ringtone which you create or download is stored in your user locker.
You can access your user locker by logging in to your account and choosing the menu item called My Ventones
Just click on that item and that will take you to the Preview screen where you will see the option to SEND TO PHONE

Cingular and AT&T

For specific AT&T Handset Instructions click here: AT&T Ringtones FAQ

You will receive your ringtone or wallpaper from support@ventones.com in a text message a few seconds after you send the content to your phone.
The text message will look something like this: htp://wap.ventones.com/inventory/downloads/ringtones/380/filename.mp3
If you have a Smart Phone you can simply click on the above link and your phone's browser will open and start downloading the content.
Otherwise, with the text message open, look for an option on your menu which says SAVE ADDRESS , or GO, EXTRACT, USE DETAIL, DOWNLOAD
Be sure to choose the URL above if asked for.

T-Mobile

For specific Tmobile Handset Instructions click here: Tmobile Ringtones FAQ

You will receive your ringtone or wallpaper from support@ventones.com in a text message a few seconds after you send the content to your phone.
The text message will look something like this: htp://wap.ventones.com/inventory/downloads/ringtones/380/filename.mp3
If you have a Smart Phone you can simply click on the above link and your phone's browser will open and start downloading the content.
Otherwise, with the text message open, look for an option on your menu which says SAVE ADDRESS , or GO, EXTRACT, USE DETAIL, DOWNLOAD
Be sure to choose the URL above if asked for.

Sprint

For specific Sprint Handset Instructions click here: Sprint Ringtones FAQ

You will receive your ringtone or wallpaper from support@ventones.com in a text message a few seconds after you send the content to your phone.
The text message will look something like this: htp://wap.ventones.com/ringtone
Go to your Phone's menu by clicking the middle button labeled Menu
Scroll up to Messaging and click on it.
Scroll to Text Messages and click on it.
Scroll to Inbox and click on it.
Open the text message from support@ventones.
Click on the top right soft menu which corresponds to Options
Click on Go which is option #1.
Since your download is not from Sprint's site, click on Continue when you see the warning that this is a non-trusted file.
Observe the progress bar and wait for your free ringtone to download.
Now you have 3 options:
1. Listen
2. Set As
3. Shop
Scroll to Listen and click on it.
Once you are happy with your free ringtone from Ventones click on the top right button labeled Stop
Scroll to Set As and click on it.
Scroll to Caller ID and click on it.
Your phone is now set to the ringtone that you created with Ventones.

Verizon

Verizon Sample Video Tutorial

LG VX 9100 ENV2 Ringtone Video

After you create your free ringtone or image or wallpaper, you will receive your ringtone in a picture message.

You will receive your ringtone or wallpaper from support@ventones.com in a text message after you send the content to your phone.
The text message will contain the actual ringtone as an attachment.
Once you open this text message you will be able to listen to your ringtone or view your wallpaper.
After listening your ringtone or viewing your wallpaper, remember to SAVE your file to your phone's memory.