Robocalled? Reporters waiting to hear from you. & A cool way to record your calls

[sarahlee]

I just got off the phone with the New York State head of the DNC's official lawyers committee.

She has local and national reporters who are EAGER to speak to voters who have been harassed by repetitive robocalls. We need to put some meat on the bones of this story.

If you have been called repeatedly please contact me. If you have recorded these calls even better because then it might be covered by the TV media, not just the print media. They want to speak to New York State voters only for this story.

I am the conduit for this. My email is d7eb at aol.com

thanks

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2006/11/6/142133/889

A great way to record calls (none / 0)

If you have voice mail through your phone company (in other words, you don't have an answering machine in your house), sign up for a free account at GotVoice.com. This will let you download those voice messages and save them. The free account is limited, but it's good enough for occasional use. Basically, if you hear a message on your voice mail that's worth saving, don't delete it. Hang up, then log in to your GotVoice account. Their service calls in to your voice mail, listens to and records your messages, then presents the audio clips on your browser so that you can listen to them online or save them to your PC. At that point, you've got a permanent copy of the message. GotVoice works with the voice mail services of most residential and cell phone providers. I don't use it often, but it comes in handy once in a while.

http://www.mydd.com/comments/2006/11/4/175848/845/3#3


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