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He basically said he is going to sue me to take my identity so I am issuing a warning to ushpa and shga he is using uspto to attack me as a private Equity takeover. Here is hang gliding risk areas and an interview with him.
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This month alone my uspto credit card bill is $750 the last 2 months $1550
Emergency warning do not enter into a phone conversation, only use written email, this is a propity warning:Yes, Texas law allows you to record phone conversations, but it must be done within specific legal boundaries.Here are the key points you need to know about recording calls in Texas:One-Party Consent Rule: Texas is a “one-party consent” state. This means that as long as at least one person participating in the conversation agrees to the recording, it is legal. If you are a party to the phone call and are recording it, you are the consenting party.Consent from Others: You do not need to inform the other person that you are recording the call, provided you are a participant. If you are not a participant in the conversation, you must have permission from at least one of the people on the line.Third-Party Recording is Illegal: It is illegal to record a private phone call or conversation between other people if you are not a participant and do not have the consent of at least one of them. Doing so can lead to severe penalties, including felony charges.Intent Matters: The recording must not be made for the purpose of committing an unlawful act, such as blackmail, extortion, or harassment.Interstate Calls: If you are recording a call and the other person is in a state that requires “all-party” (or two-party) consent, that state’s laws may complicate the legality of the recording.