Read this for me, please

I would add to the 2-party section that if the collector starts with "This call may be recorded" then you may record them as well w/o informing them. Also, another way to record in a 2 party state with out telling them is to add "All calls to my home and cell are recorded". Send your DV CMRRR and track the receipt online. Any calls you get from them after they have received your notice of recording are fair game for recording since they have given tacit permission by calling after recieving notification.

Thanks! I'll probably be doing at least one more rewrite on it before I turn it loose into the wild. I'll include those tips. I also want to cover some of the newer hardware available.

Anybody else?

OK... I incorporated ND's suggestions. Still hoping to add in some more tech stuff, but I think it's basically a done deal. Second revision is available here. Changes are noted in blue text.

Anybody else got any comments? In particular, is there anything that might be confusing to our hypothetical 'least sophisticated consumer?' I'd like to put this out for the community in the next few days.

Wulf, I would read it, but I'm not able to concentrate right now, so my opinion would be of no value to you.

I read it when you first posted it and i think it looks great but i did not want to say anything really because i am nowhere near an expert on this :)
i live in a one party state and my cell phone records, that's the only experience i had with this.

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ok now i get what your saying! :) the cell that recorded was a sprint.. i do not have it now (contract ended i went with tmobile) but it was a sanyo something or another and pink. i know that;s a huge help there! i guess i would record from my answering machine from a home phone??

Pink!!!

Thanks for the info, Bea. I'll work it into the guide.

lol thanks for the information, i can get pretty hopeless when it comes to technology.