Comments for Melanie Harvey

Comment on Puppies and Financial Considerations by shadows

shadows — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 08:21:49 +0000

We must protect the dog,because the dog are friends that we trusted the most. I enjoyed reading your blog,thanks for visiting my blog also.

Comment on Facebook by Justin Goldberg

Justin Goldberg — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 19:33:05 +0000

It’s a waste of time. Like email, twitter, etc… it’s something that should ideally only be logging into once a week. Yeah, right.

Comment on Net10 Ringtones by coffee bean

coffee bean — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 10:48:32 +0000

Guys I just got my moto w375 and Ive tried all the tips here but I cant get any to work.I ve tried to send an email form my phone to my pc and them Ive tried to email my phone and nothing happens I guess they mused have shut things down.I guess Ill have to get used to the thing that came with the phone or go back to my old phone.Thanks for all the info

Comment on Net10 Ringtones by stormy

stormy — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 23:22:24 +0000

getting them to phone yes..no converter to get to save to ring tones..you can open text play song/ringtone but wont work as application to ring…grrrr
MMS/Multimedia supported..gotta go to the master for lame..ethnically engrossed ringtones

Comment on Net10 Ringtones by Jane Doe

Jane Doe — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 14:36:14 +0000

Melanie- you said the Motorola w375 can only take downloads from the Net10 website. Well, I have that phone and have sent SEVERAL ringtones (and graphics) to myself using the mms.att.net address and sometimes @txt.att.net. Sometimes Net10 uses Sprint in some areas, so one can also try: (your 10 digit #) @sprintpcs.com HOPE THIS HELPS! But not all Net10 phones will do this, just the ones that have Multimedia capability. But I do not know how much longer it will work though.

Comment on Net10 Ringtones by Jane Doe

Jane Doe — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 04:34:20 +0000

Well, using the “mms.att.net” route actually worked in sending myself polyphonic ringtones to two of my Net10 phones. But not with my new Samsung t201g phone! I guess this one doesnt support multi media or something. I would not have bought it had I known that.

I will either send this one back or sell it. And keep using my OTHER two Net10 phones that ARE customizable in this way! So if you are not able to successfully send yourself ringtones, your phone likely doesnt support MMS/Multimedia. The two Net10 phones I have that DO are the Motorola W375g (my favorite, though texting is slooooow)- and the V176

Also, if you have ATT for your Net10 carrier, you could try: (your 10 digit number)@txt.att.net

For Cingular: (your 10 digit #)@tmomail.net
For Spring/-TMobile: (” “) @sprintpcs.com

Comment on Net10 Ringtones by Jim

Jim — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 13:06:34 +0000

For what it is worth, I skimmed this whole post. I have Net10, I also have a LG600G with Bluetooth. Net10 sucks at telling the customer that their web browser is limited to NET10’s site! I refuse to pay more money for a service listed as “web enabled”. So I found ways to make my phone do what I want for about 15 minutes worth of downloads and under $20.

The easiest way I found to get a ringtone for free is to grab the song, trim it, and convert it myself. Here’s what you will need:

1. A song as an MP3.
2. A sound editor program.
3. A sound file convertor.
4. Bluetooth enabled laptop or bluetooth device sold at Walmart in the USA for under $20.

First, pick a song and use a sound editor program to trim the file.
Next, run the trimmed sound through the converter.
Now, using the Bluetooth program and hardware upload it to your phone.

NOTE: A midi is play ready and will just need to be sent to the audio file on the phone, no need to convert. .AMR files are licensed through RealMedia players, so they claim the codec for it. BUT, look around and you will find a (any sound file) to .amr converter for FREE!

I know I am being brief, but to list all the different methods would take a page here. I can usually make and use a ringtone from MP3 in about 5 minutes or less. I have only used the LG600G so far, everything else SHOULD work fairly the same, but I can’t speak for older models or non LG models. Any questions? Email me for a few options. Thanks!

PS. Sasha_DarkCloud try deleting the offending non playing .amr Next try what I suggested here. It should work fine. HailDarkLord(remove_this)@yahoo .com is where I can be reached or on my show at BlogTV.com/people/haildarklord

Comment on Net10 Ringtones by Sasha_DarkCloud

Sasha_DarkCloud — Mon, 11 May 2009 22:32:19 +0000

I have a pretty interesting error on my LG600 G. It won’t use amr files as ringtones anymore.

When I first got the phone, my boyfriend made me a ringtone using the voice recorder. And for a long while, it worked. All the sudden, now it gives me the default ring one when ever my phone rings. So, I tried to select the midi ringtone and it will change midi ringtones fine. The minute I pick an amr file, it goes back to Ring 1 but says the amr is set.

Please tell me what I can do to fix this.

Comment on Net10 Ringtones by Justin Goldberg

Justin Goldberg — Sat, 02 May 2009 04:35:32 +0000

Type your voicemail number into google (the same number that appears in your history after dialing '1' to access voicemail). That will usually tell you what's the 'home' network of your net10 or tracfone. If you still can't figure it out, type the number into localcallingguide.com It takes trial and error to figure out your net10 phones mms/sms address.

Comment on Net10 Ringtones by Chad

Chad — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 22:00:20 +0000

I have been looking all over for this!
I just sent the mms to my email and replied and it worked – however how do I see the attachment? I see the paperclip in the icon but no menus allow me to view the jpg I sent over for wallpaper. PLEASE HELP.

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