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elehhhhna

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11. Not so. The person being recorded is in a two party state. They must be informed.

Reply to Hokie (Reply #10)

Tue May 9, 2017, 05:01 PM

May 2017

Regardless of the requirements of the state from which then call is placed.

That's the case law, anyway. Thanks to collection agencies losing litigation over this exact matter.

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How would you feel if a third party recruiter/headhunter was recording your calls without permission [View all] elehhhhna May 2017 OP

Depends on who I was, I guess. MineralMan May 2017 #1

Yep, a candidate perhaps revealing corporate info and often detailed dissatisfaction. elehhhhna May 2017 #5

I don't know. I've written a couple of websites for an executive recruiting MineralMan May 2017 #9

Try asking on LinkedIn flyingfysh May 2017 #2

That would be a lovely way to out myself elehhhhna May 2017 #7

I'd turn him in Hokie May 2017 #3

The friends in a one party consent state and calls all the two party consent stated elehhhhna May 2017 #8

I believe the person doing the recording is bound by the laws in their state Hokie May 2017 #10

Not so. The person being recorded is in a two party state. They must be informed. elehhhhna May 2017 #11

Thanks for the correction Hokie May 2017 #12

Do they offer some canned disclaimer? Orrex May 2017 #4

No. No beep, no verbal warning elehhhhna May 2017 #6