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[_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)21:49 No.2327851
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>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)21:52 No.2327856
This. Is. Beautiful.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)21:58 No.2327868
10/10
more
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)22:05 No.2327877
This is GOLD. BUMP
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)22:13 No.2327881
Noice.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)22:27 No.2327888
i lol'd hard
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)22:35 No.2327896
Fake.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)22:35 No.2327897
mega kek
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)22:36 No.2327898
This is beautiful, who is this poor bitch?
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:12 No.2327941
Is that the voice of Gun-haver from Cheat Commandos?
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:23 No.2327959
>phone scam
Sorry, these aren't real. FCC regulations make prank calls illegal. Any radio show that says they
are doing a "phone scam" has to get releases prior to conducting them, which ruin the whole idea
behind crank calls.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:26 No.2327964
>>2327959
Which they get from another family member.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:26 No.2327965
>>2327959
Seinfeld isn't real either, it's a TV show with actors. I thought it was funny until I heard the
news. The more you know.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:31 No.2327974
kekekekekekekekekekekek
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:33 No.2327977
>>2327959
"The Commission's rule regarding broadcast of telephone conversations is set forth at Section
73.1206 of the Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. § 73.1206. Pursuant to this rule, before recording a
telephone conversation for broadcast, or broadcasting such a conversation simultaneously with its
occurrence, a licensee shall inform any party to the call of the licensee's intention to
broadcast the conversation, except where such party is aware, or may be presumed to be aware from
the circumstances of the conversation that it is being or likely will be broadcast. Such
awareness is presumed to exist only when the other party to the call is associated with the
station (such as an employee or part-time reporter), or where the other party originates the call
and it is obvious that it is in connection with a program in which the station customarily
broadcasts telephone conversations."
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:34 No.2327979
>>2327977
Basically, the person on the phone must agree that their conversation will be recorded for the
purposes of broadcast every time they answer the phone, it can not be done via a third party
(other family member).
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:36 No.2327983
>>2327965
Don't get me wrong, there were parts I thought were funny, but I don't like the fact they're
trying to play it off as a legitimate phone scam. If they were legitimately pranking people, they
would be getting fined out the ass.
The content isn't the problem, it's how they're presenting it. They know it wouldn't be nearly as
funny if they said "it's not a real call", so they fake the whole thing, and people believe that
it's real.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:45 No.2327996
fake or not... i lol'd
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:46 No.2327997
Champ?
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:52 No.2328009
>>2327977
Actually the law is that only one party must know that the call is being recorded.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:53 No.2328010
>>2327979
You do realize that only matters if the person actually presses charges
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:54 No.2328012
>>2327997
Who's Champ?
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:56 No.2328014
>>2328009
edit: some states require both parties know the call is being recorded, most only require one
party.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:56 No.2328017
>>2327979
>can't be done by a family member
Are you sure about that?
>> [_] Anonymous 03/24/14(Mon)23:58 No.2328022
>>2328009
I think broadcasting is a different story to normal phone call recording?
>> [_] Anonymous 03/25/14(Tue)00:00 No.2328026
>>2328022
It could be, but would posting on /f/ be considered broadcasting?
If the flash was actually a radio show, then I could see broadcasting rules applying.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/25/14(Tue)00:20 No.2328051
>>2328026
No, but you can't broadcast on radio without a license, and the legislation for that license
usually includes some censorship body. Not 100% sure about America but I imagine that's how you
guys work.
Source: australian law student
>> [_] Anonymous 03/25/14(Tue)00:41 No.2328067
American laws are stupid
>> [_] Anonymous 03/25/14(Tue)00:47 No.2328072
LOL this is hilarious
>> [_] Anonymous 03/25/14(Tue)00:50 No.2328074
Knowing the whole story of the prank call, I don't get how the guy is such a beta that his wife
won't allow him to watch what he want.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/25/14(Tue)01:10 No.2328101
>>2328026
You can record with the consent of one party, but to broadcast you need both parties consent.
They usually get the people they've cranked to allow the broadcast. That's why they call back and
reveal who they are.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/25/14(Tue)01:20 No.2328108
LADDERS
CHAINSAWS
EXPLOSIONS
>> [_] kex 03/25/14(Tue)01:27 No.2328114
I am laughing so hard. I am actually crying right now.
