$mech = WWW::Mechanize->new();
$mech->quiet(0); 

$mech->agent_alias( 'Windows IE 6' );

$r = HTTP::Request->new( POST => "https://my.bandwidth.com" );
$r->content("/portal/");
$mech->request($r)->content;

...
...
...

$matches[0] =~ /href.*?=.*?\"(.*?)\"/;
print "Link: $1\n";
$getreport="https://my.bandwidth.com/portal/Members/Voice/$1";
$mech->get($getreport);
$content=$mech->content;

save_to_file($content, 'decode.zip', 1);

sub save_to_file {
  my $xcontent  = shift;
  my $filename  = shift;

  open (LOG, ">$filename");
  binmode LOG;
  print LOG $xcontent;
  close(LOG);

}

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