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I am running Mozilla build 2003120914.  
 
After I access the bill pay page on the BofA web-site and enter the amount  
and date for the bills I want to pay, I click on the Pay Bills link.  
 
Instead of taking me to the encrypted page showing all of the info about  
the bills I paid, the Pay Bills link takes me back to the opening,  
unencrypted Bank of America page.  After I press the link, the info line  
at the bottom of the mozilla window shows this:    
            javascriptsubmitmakepaymentform('makepayment'):   
 
This started happening about two weeks ago.  Prior to that time the  
problem did not exist.  
 
The Bof A technical help people say it is a browser problem and tell me to  
install internet explorer.  
 
Any suggestions that might help me eliminate my problem will be  
appreciated.  
 
Jack  
 
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