Reply by Cinnamonstar on November 19, 2006and this time I proof-read my post:o)go to their website vodaberrydot com /8700/ If their sample website looks kinda familar to you. Then you are on your way to free ringtones for LIFE.I used my FREE geocities.com to do this.

• Blackberry Original Ringtones List

I have T-Mobile 8700gThe Cheap sake way for Ringtones.1. Go to any music site.(walmart amazon etc. I used juno.co.uk.they will allow you to download the mp3 sample for FREE!)1b. Right button.Save Target as).2. Save it to your computer(its Free)3. Go to your free webpage such as Geocities(FiLE MANAGER:option create a music file)4 UPload you free music saamples)(exapmle: myname@blahblah-me/music/)5. Pick up your NOT so Free Blackberry(go to: mynameat Geocities/me/music/6.

Blackberry Original Ringtones List

Scroll to the song & GET LINK!7.YOUR BLACKBERRY PLAYER will play it.8 SAVE IT!9. Repeat steps 1-8 )10. If you have the patients upload full songsNOTE: Song are not so easy to delete.

Pick the ones you really like.

I have found multiple threads concerning this subject - but all files I have seen/checked seams to be incomplete - so finally I fired up some evil tools (FileScout) and extracted as much ringtones as possible (in total 102 files).So if you just have the need to get your BEST OS ringtones back after you have switched to another device/OS/platform, then just download the attached ZIP and press the 'Thanks' & 'Like'-ButtonsBest answer is from the OP himself who provided the file!!!!! Thanks again! Come view this thread INSIDE the forum where you can see and download the attached file. I have found multiple threads concerning this subject - but all files I have seen/checked seams to be incomplete - so finally I fired up some evil tools (FileScout) and extracted as much ringtones as possible (in total 102 files).So if you just have the need to get your BEST OS ringtones back after you have switched to another device/OS/platform, then just download the attached ZIP and press the 'Thanks' & 'Like'-ButtonsGreat timing. I just had a friend ask about the legacy ringtones. This saved me some hunting! I have found multiple threads concerning this subject - but all files I have seen/checked seams to be incomplete - so finally I fired up some evil tools (FileScout) and extracted as much ringtones as possible (in total 102 files).So if you just have the need to get your BEST OS ringtones back after you have switched to another device/OS/platform, then just download the attached ZIP and press the 'Thanks' & 'Like'-ButtonsBest answer is from the OP himself who provided the file!!!!!

Thanks again! Come view this thread INSIDE the forum where you can see and download the attached file. I have found multiple threads concerning this subject - but all files i have seen/checked seams to be incomplete - so finally i fired up some evil tools (filescout) and extracted as much ringtones as possible (in total 102 files).So if you just have the need to get your best os ringtones back after you have switched to another device/os/platform, then just download the attached zip and press the 'thanks' & 'like'-buttonsthanks a ton. I searched whole internet and finally could find it here.

God bless you.