Turn off your cell phones, please! We do not want to hear any catchy ringtones playing while the boss is making her big speech, nor during the big climax of the movie for that matter. Everywhere you turn you hear catchy ring tones – and they sure sound a lot better than the ones you have one your cell phone right now. (We're guessing Fur Elise...or maybe Turkish March?) Why not add some jazz or soul to your day's routine by downloading new ringtones?

Where To Find A Free Ringtone
Cheap ringtones or free mobile phone ringtones can be downloaded from the Internet and then to do the mobile phone, or even directly from the phone if it has Internet connectivity. There are also ringtone programs where you can make your own ringtones from the music you already have from MP3s and CDs. Some ringtone sites that help you design your own ringtones include Phone Sherpa and RingtoneSoup. There is also a new karaoke style ring tone to mix in your own voice with a background track to create one memorable ringtone.

What are the top selling ringtones according to BillBoard.com? Rascal Flatts' “What Hurts The Most” came in at number one as of the year 2007, followed by artists Chris Brown, BuckCherry, Gym Class Heroes and 50 Cent. What if you're looking for more unique ring tones? Try the Koji Kondo theme from the classic Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers. Or you can head over to tones.wolfram.com, which allows you to generate unique ring tones for every new ring, in the genre of music you choose. Finally, if you're a fan of Jack Bauer, then you can't go wrong with the “24” ringtone theme song from the FOX television show.

Beware Of Free Cell Phone Ringtones
In your search for a ringtone store or perhaps even a free mobile ringtone beware of detours, however. The BBC recently stated that the phrase “free ringtones” was the eight most likely search phrase to return links to malware. Protect your computer with free anti-Spyware programs like AdAware and SpyBot S & D and do not install any unknown programs when prompted. Some popular ringtone sites include RingToneJukeBox.com, Funtonia.com and even straight from the MTV website where ringtones can cost between $1.99 to $2.99. Free ringtones sites include Cool Free RingTones.com and RingTonesForAll.com.

Now please turn off your cell phones before Disney produces another mega-million dollar courtesy reminder.