<prompt> Human: So I have a Chase liquid debit account and I went to the ATM to deposit my FAFSA check on Sept 13th. I was only given around 300 of my 1067 deposit which was no big deal since I would be getting the rest of my money on that Wednesday. Well unknown to me my account was frozen on the 15th and my card was shut off on the 16th. I found out when my card was rejected at the car wash. So I called the bank and they told me that my account was placed on Restriction and it will be closed after all my debits and checks were cleared. I asked why and the rep told me, That the bank chose to end my relationship with them and closed my account.I asked for a reason and I got none.I asked to speak with a supervisor, I got the same break up speech.I was transferred to Loss prevention for further assistance.Loss prevention told me that Chase does NOT have to give me a reason for closing my account. That they can exercise their right to close my account at anytime. There is, or was some good news in all this. After my account closes I would be mailed a check in the amount of 960.19 Thats the amount I had leftover after everything cleared and I was supposed to have it today. However. when I checked the mail there was no check. Im going to call them in a bit to get my damn money.Has this happened to anyone else? Or am I the only one that was broken up with?Assistant: A quick google search shows that this in not uncommon, Reasons I found have been from depositing fraudulent checks, to having occasional negative balances, to purchasing bitcoins.Anything happen right before or after depositing the check that might have been abnormal?Human: I had a few hundred bucks in my account prior to the deposit, and never had a negative balance.Never bought a bitcoin either.I kept my account up with money, the most Ive had in the account was around 1200.Also, the account had a 5 maintenance fee which I ALWAYS on time.  <response>: They did you a favor if you were paying for the account. Tons of free options man. 