PLEASE PROVIDE THE DOCUMENTATION THAT THIS CALL WAS POSTED WITH PERMISSION.

FAILURE TO DO SO LEAVES YOU OPEN TO LEGAL LIABILITIES.

YOU had oral permission to record, NOT permission to openly PUBLISH, for your BUSINESS.

NY Penal Law § 250.05 makes the crime of eavesdropping a Class E Felony, subject to a maximum prison term of four years. Simply possessing eavesdropping tools is a Class A Misdemeanor, a conviction of which can lead to a one-year sentence. If you know about wiretapping and fail to report it to law enforcement, you’re committing a Class B Misdemeanor, subject to three months in jail.

Evidence which was obtained by illegal means – such as recording a phone conversation without obtaining the required consent – is not considered admissible in court, which means unauthorized recordings may not be used against you during criminal proceedings.