Why can credit card companies record your call, but  tell them you are recording they will not talk to you?
595123
If they refuse talk to you when you notify them you are recording their conversation I would think they are getting ready to lie to you. If they are aware the conversation is being recorded it is admissable in court and they probably do not want that.
893904
I work for a major consumer financing corporation and trust me when I say that this is a common and frustrating concern from a lot of consumers. Most companies have 'opt out' policies where you can request no calls, mailings, or emails outside of those you agreed to in your cardmember agreements. I'd advise calling the company and telling then you want to have ALL calls, including those from any affiliates and the company itself, ceased immediately. \n\nHowever, if you are on any 'existing' marketing lists you may still receive some residual calls until new lists are ran. Hope this helps.\n\nOnequesti0n
367637
I believe anyone recording you has to tell you unless its under the instruction of legal authorities.  If a business wants to record your conversation even for training purposes they have to tell you; if a person wants to record you to try and "entrap" you for some reason they can't without telling you up front they are recording the conversation.  The acception to that would be if the police or district attorney instructed them to record conversations for thier use in court.
338500
yes it is possible. the phone company might not know it. it could be a computer generated software tied up on your line that would record calls coming in and going out. i have a software but it is installed on my cellphone that could monitor all calls that i do and i receive. the thing that you can hear is a small click at the beginning of the conversation. and i know even though you would call the phone company, they would not be able to trace it. it would be best if she just change her phone number for security purposes.
172129
Call your cell service and tell them not to allow restricted calls to your phone.  When they call a recorded message will say "the person you have called does not accept call from private callers", then they have to unblock it first by pressing *82.
1020031
No. Political campaigns are specifically exempted from the no call list. You can tell them not to call you whenever they call though, and they are not supposed to ever call back.
94699
Bills such as electic, phone, credit cards, etc. need only be kept until you recieve the next bill, legally they cannot make you responsible for errors (yours or theirs) not caught within the current billing cycle. Tax records not included.
211459
I don't think there is one.  Even if the report is free, they still want your credit card so they can start charging you after 30 days if you don't cancel the service.  Otherwise, why would any company want to give it to you for free?
946276
Not talking to them is the key. The last time I talked to a bill collector they asked for my information claiming that they needed to update their records. And may times a bill collector will attempt to intimidate you into giving them the info. They told me that making the payment arrangement required me to give them the name of my employer, their address, and the phone number. I admit I was too much of a wuss to stand up to them so I gave them a bunch of false information.
250402
There are some states that allow you to sign up on a list that blocks anyone from running a credit report on you unless you send the state written permission to do so.  See if your state has such a program.  It wouldn't completely stop you, but it would make it more inconvenient and difficult for you to get one.
974067
I checked with our HR Dept and was told YES it is illegal for anyone to record conversations without telling the other person they are being recorded. I would report this "boss" to the HR Dept as soon as possible,sounds like somebody is trying to use people in your office against others,or things against employees for personal gain. NOT a good thing, maybe you should look for a new job? A new job,new year? Maybe a good thing for you. Good Luck will be praying it works out for your best interest.
1048647
you require software called, "spycal" which is developed for recording your calls.
276797
Wiretapping is different from verbal recording.  I can be having a conversation with someone at a meeting and they could record the conversation without my knowledge in some states.  Now if they tapped into my phone/data line then yes there becomes an issue of wiretapping, but I don't believe that's what the person was asking.
807215
If the subject has a reasonable expectation of privacy, such as in a private residence or workplace, then the recording will most likely be inadmissible.\n\nIf the recording was made in a public place, or at a party, and there was no expectation of privacy, then the recording might be admissible, depending on the circumstances.
1137829
Never give your financial information over the phone for anyone that is calling you. Hang up and call the credit card company back, the number is on the back of the card.
1013214
Call them and cancel,or you can sendthem a fax. They have description on how to do it over the fax on their page. This will save youthe trouble of talking to the customer servece, and I heard they are pretty bad about cancelling the service. Another thing you can do is go to cacel the service, tell them that you are recording the phone call and they'll be way more helpful
235884
You are stiffing the credit card company, not the dentist.  As soon as the credit card is swiped, the dentist is paid his or her money.  But just so you know, if you do that with no intentions of paying the bill, that is fraud and is considered the same as theft.