1-888-369-4762

[Oliver]

Call FOX and record their statement. So we have
ANYTHING that confirms the presidential Forum
being aired by them.

We need facts.

1-888-369-4762

 

[Oliver]

*BUMP* for .mp3 evidence.

 

[matthylland]

hmm...i dont have anything to record it with...

 

[dircha]

If you intend to record, I believe federal law requires that you inform whoever you talk to that the call may be recorded.

Though I don't imagine you'll get into any trouble.

 

[IChooseLiberty]

Call FOX and record their statement. So we have
ANYTHING that confirms the presidential Forum
being aired by them.

We need facts.

1-888-369-4762

(I'm not trying to be mean, I'm trying to save you some time) But, you're headed down a long road of frustration.

We have the facts. Instead, tell them you are displeased because they didn't invite RP.

 

[Oliver]

If you intend to record, I believe federal law requires that you inform whoever you talk to that the call may be recorded.

Though I don't imagine you'll get into any trouble.

If someone has the equipment to record and post the mp3,
they should ask the FOX employee AFTERWARDS [after
the confirmation] if it's okay to publish the call.

 

[ItsTime]

I am not a lawyer and this is not advice but the last time I checked you only need one person to say the recording is ok. You being one of the people can say ok to the recording and record it. That is the fed law and applies to calling across statelines. However if you are instate calling you might want to check your state laws.


Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, 18 U.S.C. Sec. 2510 et seq.

Consent: In the absence of more restrictive state law, it is permissible to intercept and record a telephone conversation if one or both of the parties to the call consents. Consent means authorization by only one participant in the call; single-party consent is provided for by specific statutory exemption under federal law. 18 U.S.C. Sec. 2511(2)(d).

If you intend to record, I believe federal law requires that you inform whoever you talk to that the call may be recorded.

Though I don't imagine you'll get into any trouble.

 

[1913_to_2008]

//

 

[BrianH]

You can't leave a message here - it says mailbox is full

 

[Oliver]

(I'm not trying to be mean, I'm trying to save you some time) But, you're headed down a long road of frustration.

We have the facts. Instead, tell them you are displeased because they didn't invite RP.

No. You're dishonest here. We don't have hard
facts from FOX confirming the story. That's the
crux in the whole fuss.

 

[Oliver]

*BUMP* for .mp3 evidence.

Anyone?

 

[Oliver]

*BUMP* for .mp3 evidence.

Anyone having the equipment to record the conversation
and post it on the "internets"?

 

[Oliver]

*BUMP* for .mp3 evidence.

Anyone having the equipment to record the conversation
and post it on the "internets"?

 

[Trance Dance Master]

I just called and recorded the recording message I get from calling that number. Want me to post that?

I did press 2 and got a number for requests for transcripts of shows. I'll call that from 5-9 M-F to ask for one of the 1/6 forum, and ask if there's going to be one. That number is 188844foxtv

 

[jeff_from_VA]

Fed Law does not prevent recording of phone calls. Some states require both parties be aware of the recording, some states just require at least one party be aware.

I would use the most restrictive state, either the one you are calling, or the one you are calling from as the standard. Better safe then sorry.

 

[Oliver]

I just called and recorded the recording message I get from calling that number. Want me to post that?

I did press 2 and got a number for requests for transcripts of shows. I'll call that from 5-9 M-F to ask for one of the 1/6 forum, and ask if there's going to be one. That number is 188844foxtv

If it's legal in your state ... Hell YEAH!

 

[Trance Dance Master]

If it's legal in your state ... Hell YEAH!

OK, there's a few minutes of dead air at the end when I forgot to stop recording, but here is the recorded message I get when I call that number.

http://boomp3.com/m/7f2bd660f53b

 

[Oliver]

OK, there's a few minutes of dead air at the end when I forgot to stop recording, but here is the recorded message I get when I call that number.

http://boomp3.com/m/7f2bd660f53b

Thank you for your effort - even if no Human
was available at FOX. I try to find additional
Phone Numbers to the one you posted.

In the meantime - may I ask how you recorded
the call?

 

[Trance Dance Master]

It's pretty easy to record skype phone calls. Just plug in a microphone, or headphones into the microphone plug(they work as a microphone on a computer), to talk into. Your computer speakers is where you'll hear the other line. Hold the mic(or headphones) up to the speaker when recording so you record both your words and theirs. Save the mp3 then host it.

http://www.skype.com
http://www.download.com/Mp3-My-Mp3-Recorder/3000-2140-10369269.html
http://www.boomp3.com/

 

[Oliver]

Here are more Phone numbers (Feel free to add) :

[FONT=Arial,Helvetica][FONT=arial,helvetica][FONT=verdana,arial,helvetica]The Fox Network and Company Addresses & Phone Numbers[/FONT]

Fox Broadcasting Company
Attn: (Show Title and/or Actor's Name)
PO Box 900
Beverly Hills, CA 90213-0900
Phone: 310-369-1000

Fox News Channel
Attn: (Show Title and/or Host's Name)
Concourse 1
1211 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036
Toll-Free Viewer Comment Line: 1-888-369-4762

Fox News Transcripts & Videos: 1-888-44FOXTV or e-mail [email protected]
Transcripts are available via email, fax and mail for various prices.

4Kids TV (Saturday Morning Kids Programming)
4Kids Entertainment, Inc.
1414 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212-758-7666
Fax: 212-980-0933
Web: http://www.4kidsentertainment.com/home/home.html

Fox Sports Net
1440 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Viewer Comment Line: 310-369-9111[/FONT][/FONT]