Call from this number with an automated message. A copy of this call is found here:
http://www.divshare.com/download/18577876-7c2

The phone number is a Seattle number but is from a computer hacker who tried to hack one of our systems and retrieve credit card information on Oct26 2012.  I actually spoke to him but not realizing at first he was a hacker.  He claimed to be from "Microsoft Technical Support" for one of my customers but clearly was not.  He spoke like he was from India or someplace and even left a voice message on my phone without realizing it.  But...  the voice message was only a background noise of what to seem to be a call center but in a different language other than english.  He actually took remote of a customer's computer and disabled the icons on the desktop as a threat that he was there.  He remotely opened Notepad on the system and wrote:  "I can disable your icons on the desktop.  Ha...ha...ha...ha...."  How did I know he was a hacker?  Because I spoke to him myself.  I am the computer tech for this company, not Microsoft, nor anyone else.  I cut him short and had to make many changes to our network system.

Unk caller, when I tried to call back to identify, kept getting the operator.

get him off  the phone lines .send him home he is not a US citizen

Called my home to inform me that he was Windows Technical Support.  That my "Windows" machine was sending messages that it had a problem and that he was calling to fix it.  Oops...  Unfortunately for him, as a veteran with long experience in all the Windows Server and Desktop operating systems and a career in that field for the largest Aerospace company in the world, this scammer's experience with me was very much a failure.

I begged him to fix my computer, but he wouldn't do it.