On XXXX XXXX, 2016, I received a letter from " Bank of America '' stating as follows : " After a careful review, we 've made a decision to close your account above ''. This was a total surprise for me. 
I have had XXXX accounts with Bank of America for over 10 years ; XXXX business accounts, XXXX saving accounts and XXXX personal checking accounts. 
I called the bank to find out what it was ; I received nothing but rude answers that the bank has the right to close the account. I called the back office business support ; they said they had no idea why it happened. My accounts were never overdrawn, I never wrote a bad check, I kept a total balance that was for the most time at XXXX figures. I have a perfect credit with recent score of over XXXX. 
I can only conclude that my information ( and others ) at the bank was compromised, and the bank in order to avoid any liability asks to close the account. Or alternatively, the type of accounts that as agreed pays almost no fees may not profitable to the bank. I can not find any other conceivable reason. 
I am seeking help to force the bank to give me the reason for the closure of my accounts. 
Upon search on the internet, I found out that there numerous people with similar situation, where Bank of America took the liberty to close their accounts without a given reason. 
I am open to show all my bank statements, with all transactions, and all supporting documents for any underlying transactions that took place in my account. 
I think this issue should be presented to all State authorities that regulate banks in my case the State of Florida, as well as government agencies. 
Thanks 
