<prompt> Human: Yesterday when I was about to pay for my meal out, I went online to transfer money from my savings to checking account. There was 1100 the day before and -0.01 yesterday. I called the bank and they said my savings account was shut down because of too many transactions and that they took all the money and mailed it to me in the form of a check. They told me it would take a week for my check to come. I got lucky that my bills were paid last week because I have no money until my paycheck Wednesday. They gave me no warning that I was making too many transactions and never told me after that they took my money or where they put it. I also need to go back in to create a new savings account. Are they allowed to do that? If my bills were due this week I would have no way to pay them. Are they allowed to take my money without warning? Assistant: Yes they are allowed to do this. Savings accounts have a 6 transfer limit. After that they can fine you per transaction or close your account entirely. That would all have been in the fine print when opening the accountHuman: 6 transfers within what period of time?  <response>: One month. Only transfers out count towards the limit. 