Bank of America Alert: Unusual Account Activity

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Security Checkpoint:  You last signed in to Online Banking on 05/16/2017. Remember: Always look for your SiteKey® before entering your Passcode.

Date:   05/16/2017

Our system detected unusual activities unlike you. You or someone else could have scheduled such actions to cause access been restricted, as a result of some irregularities. We just need to be sure this was done by you to restore your online access. Restore access here  (Note:  The "here" link goes to http:\\imbau.pr.gov; does that sound like an actual BOA website?  No.  No, it does not.)  We will ask you to enter your Online ID and Passcode for your protection.   Read your Privacy Notice anytime by visiting Find Documents in the Statements & Documents area. Want to confirm this email is from Bank of America? Sign in to Online Banking and go to Alerts. The Alerts History lists the Alerts sent to you in the past 60 days.

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