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There was a time when finding free ringtones online was quick and easy – when you could simply type the names of the free ringtones you wanted into a search engine, sit back and wait for the endless pages of results. But not any more. Those days are long gone –replaced by free-ringtone-blocked cell phones and super expensive ringtone downloads. But that doesn’t mean free ringtones are a thing of the past. Oh, no! There are still websites where you can get 100% legal and authentic free ringtones absolutely free – you just need to know where to look. So here’s our guide to the best three free ringtones download sites on the web today…

Mobijoy.com

This cool site offers the hottest tracks in the world absolutely free. Rihanna ringtones, Eminem ringtones, Katy Perry ringtones, Trey Songz ringtones… they’re all there! You can search for the exact track you want and then either download it to your PC or get it sent straight to your mobile. All the wicked tracks are available in mp3, wav and m4r (iPhone) formats too, so you don’t have to worry about it not being compatible with your cell phone!

Myxer.com

One of the best free ringtones sites on the web without a shadow of a doubt, myxer.com lets you download all the hottest new tracks as MP3 ringtones. It’s so simple too because there’s no subscription: you can start downloading straight away. Try some brand new fresh tunes absolutely free, or pay a low price for chart-topping tracks from the likes of Lady Gaga, Usher, Jason Derulo, Nickelback and many many more!

Phonezoo.com

This ringtone website is all about sharing. You create your own polyphonic and MP3 ringtones and upload them straight to the site for others to use. You can then connect with other users and download ringtones they’ve created. It’s absolutely free to sign up (no hidden charges) and there are some absolute crackers on there too… we highly recommend lifeguard86’s incredible version of the Super Mario ringtone.

There are loads of ringtone websites and ringtones on the web – the choice is staggering. So how do you find the right ones for you? Well, there are lots of ways. We’re not talking about taste – we’d never say ‘choose Nickelback over Jay Z’ – but we have some top tips to save you time and money, as well as keeping you and your cell phone safe. So here are five things to remember when choosing a ringtone…

Don’t pay more than you need
Free ringtone sites are less common than they used to be, but they do still exist – so why pay for tones when you don’t have to? Try Mobijoy.com for the hottest new free ringtones from the likes of Rihanna, Eminem, Katy Perry and Lady Gaga absolutely free, or swap high-quality homemade ringtones at mobijoy.com.

Choose the right file format
Every cell phone plays different music file formats. The MP3 format is most common but you’ll find sites offering all kinds of other files, including wav, WMA, OGG and M4r (iPhone only). Make sure you check what your phone can play before downloading – otherwise you will waste a lot of time for no reason!

Don’t be afraid to download to PC
When people are looking for free ringtones they’ll often dismiss any sites that don’t send them straight to your phone. But the free tones are normally the ones you can download to your computer and then transfer yourself. It’s so easy – using Bluetooth, USB or memory cards – that you shouldn’t rule it out!

Protect your wallet and your phone
Choose your free ringtone website carefully. If they ask you to enter credit card details at any point, your ringtone probably isn’t free – and could cost a lot more than downloading from a reputable paid site. Also check independent reviews of the site before downloading so you know you won’t pick up viruses.

Read the terms and conditions
If you’re going to sign up for a site that offers both premium and free content, make sure you read the terms and conditions carefully. It’s not unknown for a website to start charging you a subscription fee after a certain amount of free downloads or time as a free member. It’s better to be safe than sorry!