My ex-husband has made a habit of calling me and cussing me out when he feels like it. I have tried to make this a "business" relationship and conduct conversation via email...but, now that he knows I save every email, he has stopped and tries phone calls. I have told him I will record all phone conversation from hereon due to his language and the inability to communicate with him when he calls. Anyway, how do I do this via my phone line at home and my cell?
The police can put a tap on your phone. Otherwise,as far as I know it is not legal unless you record yourself telling him on the phone call that you are taping it each time.
Yep! You are right! I checked with my atty. and you do not have to tell the other party you are recording (only the Federal Govt. does) Also, I got a separate recording device for my cell phone. Thanks! Report Abuse
Radio sHack has all you need.
they sell a telephone to cassette adapter and a cassette recorder. this works with ANY phone (except cell phones) because it is conected to the phone line and not the phone.
it is legal for you to record calls on your phone, made to you, and you do not have to tell anyone.
next time you are in court, and the bum wants to try to take something from you are he is witholding child support, play the tape.
On your land line you get a cassette recorder and buy a suction pad type microphone and insert into the MIC socket. Practice to get the best results.
Alternatively you can insert a "Telephone to Tape Recorder Adaptor" but as I don't know which country you are in I can't tell you where to buy this.
The one I have used is known as a "Telephone Recorder Accessory" which is connected between the handset & base unit of the 'phone and then connected to a cassette recorder with 3.5mm audio socket to record two-way telephone conversations. Suitable for use with telephones fitted with a plug-in handset cord as this is removed from the base and connected via the Accessory. It is not suitable for use with cordless 'phones.
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