ANNOUNCING: NEW MP3 RINGTONE SITE
Free MP3 Ringtone Now at MonsterTones.com

By Wayne Woods

Wayne, Pennsylvania – Advanced Internet, a division of Advanced Telecom Services, announces the introduction of MonsterTones.com–a new web site that specializes in delivering MP3 ringtones, polyphonic ringtones, and wallpapers to cellular phones.

MP3 ringtones, the newest option in the ringtone industry, are usually ordered from a web site and then delivered via a WAP push link to the cell phone. The difference is in the sound that is made by the cell phone when a call is received.

MonsterTones's Bob Bentz explained that with MP3 ringtones, an actual voice or song with lyrics plays on the cell phone. This is an upgrade from polyphonic ringtones that sound like an orchestra playing the song or the older monophonic ringtones that sound like a pianist playing with one finger.

Now, for a limited time, you can test your phone and receive a free MP3 ringtone or polyphonic ringtone by visiting MonsterTones.com. Mike Lieberman, marketing manager of MonsterTones.com, would not reveal the content of the free MP3 ringtone. "It's reminiscent of one of the most famous monsters of all time," hinted Lieberman. "And that's good enough for me."

MonsterTones' MP3 ringtone library currently consists of comedic impressions, sexy voice tone greetings, sound effects, and music. "Record labels are just starting to recognize the importance of the MP3 ringtone industry and are anxious to move into it," said Eric Deininger, product manager for MonsterTones.com. "We suspect many more artists will soon be licensing their music content for ringtone production."

According to Consect, mobile phone ringtone sales will ring up $4 billion in worldwide sales and $300 million in domestic sales in 2004. Advanced Internet has been ringing cell phones in North America since 2001 when it debuted with its Ringingphone.com web site. Advanced Internet is a division of Advanced Telecom Services and has offices in Philadelphia, Vancouver, London, Dublin, and Prague.

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About the Author
Wayne Woods works in the public relations department at MonsterTones.com. He has been known to eat scrapple despite claiming to be health-conscious.