How To
By
eHow Electronics Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
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Digital voice recorder or micro cassette recorder with tape
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Multi-phone recording controller or speaker phone
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Timepiece
Step1
Connect your multi-phone controller to your telephone and recording device according to the printed instructions that accompany it. If you're using a speaker phone, you don't have to worry about this step. Simply queue your recording device for the call.
Step3
State your name, whom you are calling, the current date and the current time with time zone.
Step4
Call the organization or party whom you're recording. Be sure the telephone numbers' tones are recorded.
Step5
Refrain from speaking during hold time if you have to wait to be transferred to another department.
Step6
Proceed with your conversation when you are connected with the appropriate party.
Step7
Conclude your call and state the time it ended according to the time on the exact same clock you used to record your beginning time. This prevents the other party from posing any legal challenges to your recording.
Comments
mbt1 said
on 11/25/2008 See California law related article on recording calls at:
http://www.legal-news-california.tozerlaw.com/tape_record_telephone_calls.html