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HOW TO SPOT A TELEMARKETING SCAM: |
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| They suddenly hang up when you distractedly shout "FBI" in response to a "Jeopardy" question on the TV. |
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| They identify themselves as the telemarketers who ripped you off previously and offer to return your money for an additional fee. |
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| They start off with friendly small talk like, "Hi, Mrs. Jones, how is your money today?" |
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| SONGS FOR A SCAMMING PLANET |
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“The Royal Scam” – Steely Dan, from the album The Royal Scam |
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They are paid in gold
Just to babble in the back room...
See the glory Of the royal scam
REVIEW: In addition to the monster title track, The Royal Scam includes the excellent "Kid Charlemagne" and the epic "Don't Take Me Alive," as well as great lesser-known tracks like "The Caves of Altamira," "Green Earrings" and "Sign in Stranger." This is no royal scam—it's a royal jewel!
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