I found Motime through a Free Ringtone Search on Google. They come up under that category. It is not free and is a poor service. I was sent an incorrect ringtone and was charged 9.99 for a monthly subscription which I promptly canceled an will need to check future phone bills to make sure that took ...
Like all the others here Motime ripped me off also. A coworker told me about a site with free ring tones so I checked it out. I spent about 10 minutes messing around with the site until I saw a 9.99 in tiny print. I then quickly left the site. But guess what a month later there it was a charge for ...
Looking for songs and they have a ringtone that apparently it was going to be free, entered the information and they send a number to my cell phone, deleted inmediately, didn't downlow anything aand cancelled, they sent the chage to my T-mobile account. I called and told the guy that it was a rip ...
I was looking on line for the lyrics to "Slippery People" by the Talking Heads and this site popped up to download it as a ring-tone. I clicked on it, clicked download, but my blackberry didn't have enought charge to stay on so I didn't get the text with the code to enter. I tried again ...
I went to their website to get a free ringtone, It was so complicated that I never did get the ringtone I was after, so I quiet, but not after I put my cell phone number in the get the ringtone, Two week later I get a bill from Verizon that they added Premium Texting to my phone bill at $9.99 per ...
I was directed to a free ringtone site from a music download site. I unwittingly tried to download a ringtone. Somewhere along the line there is fine print that describes the motime.com $9.99 monthly subscription for which you are agreeing. I immediately canceled the subscription. I was charged the ...