Here it is- Saving your own MP3 for Boulder ringtones | Thread profile

here is what worked for me. 1st, put your SD card into phone to format. Place your ringtones in the My sounds folder Insert card back into phone Save mp3/ringtones from card to phone. Go to:Music & Tones Scroll down to # 5 My Sounds Highlight your ringtone Select options Select Send Send the message to your own phone # When you receive the message, you will be able to save the mp3/ringtone as a ringtone on phone (it will give you the...

I did this successfully but got a size limit warning on some of my mp3s. I edited them down to 300-ish k on the one that worked. 600 k is apparently too big (the ones that didn't work). Anyone know the size limit so I can maximize the ringtones I make?

Just a tip, you can always send it to a fake number and it still works the same (this was pointed out in another thread), this way you wont be charged for it.

Quote: Originally Posted by ScruffyGuy Just a tip, you can always send it to a fake number and it still works the same (this was pointed out in another thread), this way you wont be charged for it. Scruffyguy - can you elaborate on the fake number workaround for this? I'm curious to find out what it is...my father in law does not have a texting plan but I'd like to put a few ringtones on his phone without costing him $.25 each......