Thank you. That is what I thought. I'm just a bit confused because it says:
"In the U.S. the individual states have different laws concerning telephone recording. These fall into two categories: Two party notification, and One party notification. Two party notification means both parties being recorded in a conversation must consent. One party notification only requires one of the parties being recorded to consent. Consent is usually granted by an notification recording at the beginning of the call, or with a audible beep tone." - http://www.versadial.com/learn-call-...ing-calls.html
But then the California Public Utilities Comission and the FCC says it has to be a reoccuring beep.
"Another method allowed to warn all callers a call is being recorded is the presence of a recorder warning tone: a 1,440 Hz tone repeating every fifteen seconds. In the 1960s, radio stations with call-in programs used to employ a recorder warning tone." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Califor...ies_Commission
Not sure which applies here.

