caller called and spoke in indian language.  wanted to speak with person listed on the phone bill.  number shows up as Intl number with a local area code of 904: the # is 596-0010  this # calls every other day at least twice and even on Sunday.

I got a call from some indian prick, claiming to work for the IRS, talking about some bogus western union grant.... Its a scam!

Some idiot wants me to give them personal information such as my birth date and social in order tot release funds from Western union that has been wired to me.

I smell a scam!

11:52am today (Tues. 1.06.09) this number came across my caller ID at my desk. It shows as "INTL. NUMBER". It was a man's voice. He was older. If I had to guess, I would say 50's to early 60's. At first he was nice and joking around. He asked me some causal questions about my "contractors". He stated that he was one of my favorite contractors. When I told him that I didn't recognize his voice, he asked me what the wildest thing I've even done. He said he guessed it as skinny dipping. He asked me what my other half thought about me flirting with contractors. I figured it was a prank call because this guy was WAY off with his comments and assumptions. He asked me how I liked having a secret admirer, blah..blah..blah.. When I kept asking him for his name, he finally just hung up on me. I did call the police non-emergency number and notified them. I wanted to make sure they at least had a record on file. When I called the number back, it rings busy. If you look it up on the white pages, it's listed as a land line for Intermedia Communications in Jacksonville, Florida. The tower signal is from South Main Street. My company has recorded lines so I hope this guy does call again! I wonder if people realize that your voice is like a thumb print. No the call can not be traced due to the fact it is used through an internet phone connection. I could go on for ever about how wierd and creepy these guys must be. I mean..come on...get a hobby. This guy wasn't looking for personal information, he justed wanted to harass some one.

The phone number that is calling you is not a real number. There is no way for it to be traced back to the person who actually called you. The phone number is chosen at random by a computer program.
If you just look up a program called "voipbuster" you will see that you too, the everyday person can do the exact same thing. This is what is typically used for things such as "skype" which is a way to make international phone calls through your Internet connection for free. Another common name for it is an "sip" if you just take the time to look it up you will see what I am talking about.
I use the exact same program to call my friends while I am in a wifi hot spot using my iPod touch, and no I am not joking about it. Almost anything is possible with technology these days.