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Dear Valued Customer,

There has been an attempt by an unidentified ip address to log in to your Bank of America eBanking account. Since Bank of America is committed to your safety,access to your eBanking account has been limited.

As a security measure,your account will remain limited for the next 24hrs before it will be locked,unless you log in and confirm/rectify the issue(s)

Follow the link below to confirm your account:

Regards,
Bank Of America eBanking
Issued for USA use only | © 2011

Hi JimMorrison,
Other than identifying/confirming phishing for visiting members who may have questions about a suspicious email, we don't deal with phishing here at ScamWarners.
The best thing to do with these types of emails is to report them to The Anti Phishing Working Group (APWG): http://www.antiphishing.org and to the business being impersonated. In this case, Bank Of America:

To report a suspicious email that uses Bank of America's name, forward it to us immediately at [email protected]