i want o start recording my calls from my home landline, any suggestions???

trinidadone

hello all,

i want to start recording my landline calls from home. does anyone got any suggestions how, and what with???

Gingernutty

Um, why?

http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/play-and-record-telephone-recording-adapter-zq81c

http://www.ofcom.org.uk/static/archive/oftel/consumer/advice/faqs/prvfaq3.htm

trinidadone

Gingernutty wrote: »

Um, why?

http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/play-and-record-telephone-recording-adapter-zq81c

http://www.ofcom.org.uk/static/archive/oftel/consumer/advice/faqs/prvfaq3.htm

thanks for the information added. i have seen this adapter on amazon, i understand i need to also purchase a tape recorder as well, is that correct?

trinidadone

im still looking for a device to record my landline and/or mobile telephone conversations on, any further suggestions?

freezspirit

There is a couple of options,

If calling from a mobile, there will be an app that will be able to open and record before or during calls.

For landline based calls how do you want to store the record conversations, on your pc, on tape, on a digital dictaphone or even on home phone answer machine?

trinidadone

i would like to be able to email the recordings to others if that helps

HappyMJ

trinidadone wrote: »

i would like to be able to email the recordings to others if that helps

The link in the earlier reply from Ofcom stated that the recordings are only to be used for your own personal use. They are not to be emailed to others. Do that and you could commit a criminal offence under ROPA.

Email is not a secure method of communication. The contents of an email can easily be intercepted and used by others. If you must share anything confidential then never use email.

trinidadone

HappyMJ wrote: »

The link in the earlier reply from Ofcom stated that the recordings are only to be used for your own personal use. They are not to be emailed to others. Do that and you could commit a criminal offence under ROPA.

Email is not a secure method of communication. The contents of an email can easily be intercepted and used by others. If you must share anything confidential then never use email.

so if i record a conversation, not happy with the response, and complain to the same company, thats breaking the law correct?

Keep_pedalling

trinidadone wrote: »

so if i record a conversation, not happy with the response, and complain to the same company, thats breaking the law correct?

That would be OK but you said "others" which indicates sending to a 3rd party which could land you in hot water.

trinidadone

Keep_pedalling wrote: »

That would be OK but you said "others" which indicates sending to a 3rd party which could land you in hot water.

Great, so back tro the original question, whats the best way to record conversations?

jem16

trinidadone wrote: »

Great, so back tro the original question, whats the best way to record conversations?

Use a Truecall unit with a call recorder card - blocks all nuisance calls and allows you to record.

http://www.truecall.co.uk/category-s/125.htm