2. What is SMS and how do I get it?
SMS is short messaging system. You need to contact your service provider to see that it is enabled to your handset, and also, that your handset is capable of receiving SMS messages. Most mobile phones now have it.

3. What is GPRS and how do I get it?
GPRS stands for "General Packet Radio Services" and is basically like the internet for your mobile phone. True Tones and allpapers are too large to send as whole files so we send a link to your phone. GPRS is used to download your true tone/wallpaper from this website.
Most phone models released in or after 2003 allow for GPRS connectivity: simply speak to your mobile service provider if you want to activate GPRS on your phone.

4. How do I download my Logos/wallpapers/tones?
Just SMS the code into the phone number provided and you will receive a message back confirming your purchase and letting you know where to get the content from.
For $2 ITEMS the content will be in the message. For $4 ITEMS you need to 'Retrieve' it from the URL in the text message. Follow the instructions to save.

5. How do I know when I have received my content?
When you receive a message on your phone instructing you to save your content or go to the URL link and retrieve it. You must have GPRS (note: normal carrier GPRS costs apply. This is normally a few cents but you should always check with a grownup)

6. How do I save my content on my mobile phone?

1. You will receive a SMS message with your content
2. Open it
3. Click on the Show option. Some handsets may have a different name for this option.
4. Click on the Save option or if you do not like it click on the Exit option.

7. How many Operator Logos can I save on my mobile phone?
Your phone can only save one Operator logo and that is the one that is displayed. You can change logos as often as you like but only by discarding the old logo.

8. How many wallpapers/tones can I have on my phone?
As many as your phone memory will allow.

9. Is my network compatible?
We can send items to Optus, Telstra, Vodafone, and Virgin Mobile Networks.
However you should always check that your Nokia phone is compatible first even if you are on one of these networks.
It is important to check the compatibility before you download because some Nokia phones can only receive Operator Logo, some can only receive ringtones, and others can only receive picture messages. Certain older phones cannot receive any of these items! If you have any specific questions about your handset, you should contact your phone supplier of Nokia directly.

10. Does my handset support the content?
Most Nokia phones will support all the content on nickmobile.com. Here is a list of confirmed phones:
Nokia 3300
Nokia 3650
Nokia 3660
Nokia 5510
Nokia 6108
Nokia 6230
Nokia 6260
Nokia 6600
Nokis 6630
Nokia 6670
Nokia 7200
Nokia 7600
Nokia 7610
Nokia 7650
Nokia 9500
Nokia N-Gage