<prompt> Human: I recently met a wealthy man who said that he wanted to spoil me, so he sent me some money on Chase quickpay, 3 transactions total. One for 300, one for 100, and one for 50 all in the same day. He sent me multiple ones because he kept deciding he wanted to give me more. Well, I guess the bank didnt like this and they cancelled the payments and suspended both our accounts, meaning we couldnt log in to Chase online until he could go to the bank in person and confirm this wasnt fraud. He did and access to the accounts for both of us was restored. He tried sending me the money again and the same thing happened, payments were cancelled.He also gave me his credit card number and told me to order whatever I wanted online since the quickpay didnt go through, and my 400 order from amazon didnt go through. His account was suspended, but not mine. Today he went to the bank to confirm this wasnt fraud and told me he told them he authorized all these transactions. He said the bank made him get all new accounts for some reason but his accounts were restored.BUT, my account was not only suspended after his was restored, when I called Chase they closed all my accounts! My checkings, savings, and all my credit cards. They told me they could no longer have me as their client and refused to give me a reason why they were doing this, they said they arent required to disclose any information to me. I asked if I could open another account and they said I could no longer bank with them and suggested I find a new bank. Does anyone have any insightexperience with this? Why would a bank just do this to a customer of 5 years? Im freaking out! I plan on going to the bank tomorrow in person but this seems pretty harsh for them to just close all of my accounts without warning and not even allow me to take the money I had in my account out so I can get through the week until I get paid again. Also, does something like this affect my futurecredit history. Any insight is appreciated, thank you. EDIT: Do you think theres any chance of me being able to get my accounts back or open new ones with them or am I screwed?EDIT 2: Also, there was nothing sexual about our relationship which it seems a couple of you were thinking, I literally just have only given him a hug goodbye before.  <response>: You probably tripped some kind of anti-money-laundering warning flag. Generally speaking, when a bank drops you as a customer suddenly, it means some internal compliance group has flagged you as a risk - and, legally, they may not be allowed to give you any details on why. Your best bet is to find another bank, possibly a smaller credit union that can get to know you more personally. 