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DON’T click on the link in this email.  According to my antivirus software the page it takes you to contains a Trojan.  Just delete the email.

If you accidentally access the page and think the trojan might have infected your computer, download and scan your computer with Malwarebytes.

There are two versions of malwarebytes.  
A paid for one : This version provides realtime protection.  It will remove even the most pernicious malware and actively protect your computer in the future.  This is an excellent piece of software for use on a family computer – or any computer whose user(s) may be less than 100% vigilant or confident about which links they are clicking on!
A free one: The free version is not pro-active and doesn’t provide real time protection.  You will have to tell it to update and scan your computer.

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK

Important:
You’re getting this letter in connection with new directions issued by U.S. Treasury Department. The directions concern U.S. Federal Wire online payments.

On January 21, 2009 a large-scaled phishing attack started and has been still lasting. A great number of banks and credit unions is affected by this attack and quantity of illegal wire transfers has reached an extremely high level.

U.S. Treasury Department, Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in common worked out a complex of immediate actions for the highest possible reduction of fraudulent operations. We regret to inform you that definite restrictions will be applied to all Federal Wire transfers from January 28 till February 9.

Here you can get more detailed information regarding the affected banks and U.S. Treasury Department restrictions:

http://usbanking.firstsecuresystem.net/375822569/wire/
      
    Federal Reserve Bank System Administration