How do you setup ringback tones on at&t?

[AuroraProject]

I've scoured the online account manager and I can't find a way to turn on ringback tones for my account. I tried going to att.com/wirelessanswertones but apparently that page isn't for iPhones. I searched the app store and found nothing.

 

[DirtySocks85]

From AT&T's help page (http://www.wireless.att.com/learn/ringtones-downloads/faq.jsp#what_are_answer_tones)

Q. Will Ringback Tones work with my phone? Will everyone who calls me be able to hear my Ringback Tones?
A. Ringback Tones are available to all GSM customers. Confused? If you're not sure, ask a Customer Care representative at 1-800-331-0500. Once you purchase and set up Ringback Tones, all callers to your phone will be able to hear them, regardless of where they're calling or their phone type.

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Q. How do I get the Ringback Tones service?
A. All AT&T GSM subscribers are eligible for the Ringback Tones service via any of the following:

* To sign up, purchase, and manage your Ringback Tones, access the Ringback Tones catalog.
* Access AppCenter from your phone's menu and select Ringback Tones.
* Or call 1-800-331-0500, and ask a customer care representative to set up your account.

So I'd suggest calling them and seeing what they can do to help you over the phone.


That being said, I personally fine ringback tones to be obnoxious, and discourage anyone from using them, but to each their own.

 

[BHP41]

You google it or call AT&T. I'm sure they could help. Then take a long look in the mirror and say , I have a job not a career, repeat until you decide that the ringback thing was a BAD idea.

 

[AuroraProject]

I figured it out. I will not call at&t as I work for them and know how ridiculous the phone support is.

@ BHP41, ringback tones on my personal phone have nothing to do with my career, but thanks for your useless insight. Lots of pompous elitist sods on this site lately.

 

[ucfgrad93]

That being said, I personally fine ringback tones to be obnoxious, and discourage anyone from using them, but to each their own.

Agreed. Thankfully, I don't have to listen to them very often.