Call recording?

[JasonBa]

Hi,

I would like to record calls on my blackberry for business purposes.
Does anyone know if there is any way that I can record phone calls or prehaps purchase a device that fits to my phone to record phone calls.

Thanks in advance,

Jason

[djm2]

I don't think so.

[Ricky-Ray]

I don't know of any software for the blackberry that will do that.

On a sidenote I hope you know that if you record calls you have to let the other party know that. If you don't then it will not be allowed in court.

[ezrunner]

Wirelessly posted (off to see the wizard)

Yes there are devices available. Google " record phone call from cell" should yield results

More importantly check into the legality of it in your state as it varies by state

[coldconfession13]

in texas as long as one person agrees to record its legal. Caller or the person being called.

[JasonBa]

Thanks for your responses guys!
I am in London, England, and I am aware that both parties need to know that the call is being recorded, as that is the law here.
I will look on google as recommended,
Cheers,
Jason

[Lord Palmerston]

Conference calling application/service Ring2 allows for call recording.

Audio Conferencing | Conference Calling | Teleconferencing | Ring2.com Conference Provider (http://www.ring2.com)

On a sidenote I hope you know that if you record calls you have to let the other party know that. If you don't then it will not be allowed in court.

I'm fairly certain that in most states, only one party need be informed. Meaning if you yourself are one of the parties on the call, it's admissible evidence. This will provide a good reference:

"Can We Tape?" (http://www.rcfp.org/taping/)

[eurobred]

Conference calling application/service Ring2 allows for call recording.

Audio Conferencing | Conference Calling | Teleconferencing | Ring2.com Conference Provider (http://www.ring2.com)



I'm fairly certain that in most states, only one party need be informed. Meaning if you yourself are one of the parties on the call, it's admissible evidence. This will provide a good reference:

"Can We Tape?" (http://www.rcfp.org/taping/)
i dont think that would fly in california