In XX/XX/2012, someone hacked into my email account and found emails between me and my lawyer in which I had given him my banking details. This person also got into my lawyer 's account and found information regarding another of his clients. This person then used the other client 's details and forged a check for {$8000.00} in her name which he then sent to my Bank of American account for deposit. The bank discovered that the check did not have enough funds to cover this amount and they returned it, causing both me and the owner of the account to get NSF fees charged against our accounts. I was unaware of any of this until Bank of America notified me. They then closed my account and told me that I could not ever again have an account with them. They sent reports to both XXXX and XXXX XXXX saying that I had made an attempt to " transact ( or attempt to transact ) with an account in an unauthorized or prohibited manner. '' This was incorrect. I did absolutely nothing wrong. I told Bank of America what had happened, which my lawyer explained to me after I told him about it and he had heard as well from his other client. They refused to reconsider their decision. This has made it impossible for me to get an account with any bank anywhere. I tried to open an account with XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX, in which I am a member of long-standing, but was denied because they told me that I had caused a loss at another financial organization. Bank of America never said anything about any loss and there was none. I have attempted to open accounts at several other banks but have been refused there as well. All of this has ruined my financial credit. I did absolutely nothing wrong and am being punished for something that some internet hacker did to me. I need to get an account with a bank because all that I have now is a reloadable debit card with XXXX XXXX XXXX and this is not adequate for all of my needs. I have a lot of documents explaining everything that happened, but I can not attach them to this complaint and will have to send them to you separately. 
