MP3's as ringtones

take it to your cell service provider they might have a universal code otherwise u can just try to do a master reset n then it should work but u have to reset wallpaper and ringtones

GSMArena says it does. It has a microsd slot, so you could store a lot of mp3 ringtones I'm sure.

Do you have ATT? I would guess you would either have to download them from the store or get a sync cable and software to transfer your mp3 ringtones onto it.

you can transfer it from your computer with the ring tones saved on the system,or via mms message sending ring tone form razor to your lg phone aso you can use blue tooyh to transfer ring tones

1. install Motorola Phone Tools 5.0 software on your computer, which can be purchased from the Motorola website (see Resources). It comes in a package with two USB cables.
   
2. Step 2 Turn on your phone and connect it to your computer using USB Cable.
   
3. Step 3 Open Motorola Phone Tools application. Then open the section called "File Transfer Studio."
   
4. Step 4 Drag the picture files from the cell phone side to the computer side of the application.
   

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There's a little known secret few people know about to get ringtones without having to sign up at any website.

Just follow these directions:

1) Download Firefox as your browser.
Download here:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/upg…

2) Install the add-on called: Video Download Helper 4.7.
Download here: (its free)
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox…

3) Re-start Firefox

4) If the icon for Video Download Helper (3 little colored balls grouped together) is not showing on your top toolbar, right click on the toolbar and select, 'customize'. When the window opens, find the icon and drag it to your toolbar.

5) Click. 'Done' at he bottom of the window.

6) Now, when you go to any website where you can click to hear a ringtone - the icon in your toolbar will light up and begin to spin when the ringtone begins to play. Click on the icon and - in the drop down box - you'll see the file for the ringtone that is playing. Clicking on the file will automatically download it.

Above your toolbars in Firefox click: Tools > Options > and the Main tab at the top of the window when it opens. See: 'Save files to' (with a box next to it ) to see where your ringtone was downloaded to on your computer.

Transfer the file to your phone and you have a free ringtone.

Note: These files will usually be MP3 files. If your phone doesn't allow MP3 files you'll have to convert the file to the file format your phone can use as a ringtone.

no...but it can also use as ringtones .mp3,avv,wma as well

You can txt yourself the sound and when you receive the txt you save it as a ringtone. If you have a computer with bluetooth capability you can send ringtones that you can make yourself through bluetooth. I use create-a-ringtones.com, make my own and transfer them to my phone. If anyone else wants the ringtone I just txt it to them. I just did about 18 ringtones for my husband and he has the motorola adventure v750.

how do you download music on the mp3 player? i have had my phone forever i-880 and still have nothing on the mp3....help...

so what model do you have? now a days almost high end fone supported mp3's use as ringtone..give me the history of your fone ( have u notice some abnormalities of your fone aside from that?) have to ask you this questions to give you good solutions for it.

You will need to download Motorola Phone Tools. Google it. That is all I can say. It will let you load pictures, videos, and mp3's as ringtones.