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8/30/10, 10:29 pm

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In California, I understand it is illegal to record a phone conversation without the other party's knowledge. If the other party - my bank, for example - informs me that the call is or may be being recorded - do I have to inform them that I am recording the conversation, since they've already established that it may be being recorded?

Thanks in advance


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