Record of conversation

[m@rty]

This is a longshot, but is there anyway i could get a voice-recording of a conversation from Vodafone? It's pretty important and i basically forgot to write down something from a potential employer

Would this be possible?

 

[llaadd]

Hi,

Sorry but that's not possible. They can't do that as it's against privacy laws to record conversations unless you know they are being recorded, i.e. if you call a call centre and they say it will be recorded.

Next time you should use the record function on most phones to record important conversations.

Note: if you plan to record a conversation, make sure you tell the other person that you will be doing this as it is against the law to do it without their permission.

 

[m@rty]

ok, thanks for the reply

 

[glitch]

Note: if you plan to record a conversation, make sure you tell the other person that you will be doing this as it is against the law to do it without their permission.

I think you'll find it is perfectly legal to record a phone conversation without informing the other party as long as you do no intend to make the contents of the recording available to a third party. That's why call-centres and suchlike have to inform you of their intentions.

In the situation that the OP appears to be describing, he's after a recording of a phone conversation from his mobile phone provider of a conversation he's already had. In which case I don't think you'll find that Vodafone records the contents of any of its customers personal calls.

m@rty; without going into any detail you don't wish to reveal, what's the problem?

 

[m@rty]

basically i was called regarding an interview im going to on thursday, the guy told me the kind of questions to expect and i have forgot one of them.

 

[glitch]

Honesty is the best policy in these situations I find. I don't think there would be any harm in calling him up and asking to quickly run through the questions again to make sure you're 100% with them.

Just make sure you're well prepared on Thursday. Best of luck too - hopefully you'll be successful and land yourself a nice job.

 

[aztechnology]

I'd go with the honesty ploy too, say you just want to make sure you got the right end of the stick and ask for a recap.

People who make sure that they have the right information are very usefull in any organization.