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Motorola W315
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Posted by: deesmith

I need HELP with my Motorola W315.

First issue: All incoming calls go to voicemail after 15 seconds or three rings. I took it to an Alltel store and called Alltel customer service. Both said my service is already set to the maximum number of rings. But I know that mot phones can be set to ring as much as 30 seconds and 5 rings before going to voicemail. Can anyone advise me on this.

Second issue: Is there any way to get this phone to accept Mp3 or wav ringtone files??? I've been told no, but I was hoping someone out there might know some secret way to trick the phone into accepting them.

Thanks for any assistance you can offer!

Posted by: yesthat

I'm not sure how many times the phone normally rings before voice mail picks up, but it's long enough to have plenty time to answer. The other day a friend tried to call me twice. Both times my W315 rang twice and when I flipped it open to answer, it sounded like someone hung up. My friend said the phone rang 4 or so times on her end then she got my voice mail.

That has never happened before. I've never had a call cut off when I opened the phone. We've had this phone since last November, 2006. I'm wondering if some sort of "short" or malfunction has sprung up all of a sudden. I'll be calling Alltel to ask about this. I can't have the phone hanging incoming calls up on me.

I don't know anything about downloading ringtones. I use one of the default ringers. It's called snaggle. It's not a song, but not exactly a ring either.

Posted by: yoshemoshe

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Originally Posted by deesmith

I need HELP with my Motorola W315.

First issue: All incoming calls go to voicemail after 15 seconds or three rings. I took it to an Alltel store and called Alltel customer service. Both said my service is already set to the maximum number of rings. But I know that mot phones can be set to ring as much as 30 seconds and 5 rings before going to voicemail. Can anyone advise me on this.

Second issue: Is there any way to get this phone to accept Mp3 or wav ringtone files??? I've been told no, but I was hoping someone out there might know some secret way to trick the phone into accepting them.

Thanks for any assistance you can offer!

The is more of a service related topic no manufacturer problem. anyway first you will need to cancel all forwarding #004# send then for 5 rings type this into the phone *004*forwaedingnumber*11*30# send and to use mp3 convert to 3gp