I had an account open with WellsFargo since XX/XX/XXXX for direct deposit from my employer XXXX XXXX. On or about XXXX XXXX, XXXX both my Credit account were closed and put on collections. 1. Platinum Credit Card account XXXX {$1000.00} and 2. Line of Credit limit {$3000.00}. I had balances on both accounts, but never missed or made late payments. I had inquired bout their closure and was informed that WellsFargo is not obliged to give reason for the closure at their executive office. On XXXX XXXX, XXXX, I had paid both balances to {$0.00}. Yesterday, XXXX XXXX, XXXX, I took my family to a restaurant and attempted to pay for my restuarant bill with wellsfargo debit card, I had a balance of {$760.00} of which {$210.00} cash deposit was made at the branch at XXXX XXXX Est. on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX. Card got declined, I was embarrassed and had to use credit card to pay my bill. 
Today XXXX/XXXX/XXXX, I called the wellsfargo customer service and after so many transfers was informed that the bank had terminated the relationship and funds are frozen for up to 10 business days. I have inquired as to why my account was closed and relationship terminated. No explanation was provided. I had asked for supervisor to intervene and release my funds as I had payments and other bills to pay. They had declined to allow the total funds to be released, and decided to release only {$580.00} out of the {$1000.00} I had in my accounts. Funds that I have earned legally from my employers. I do n't think it is right as a consumer for my funds to be frozen without proper explanation. I have bills to pay and late charges incurred because my funds were frozen would only add to my problems and frustrations. I do n't think any bank institution has the right to freeze consumer funds unless that consumer comes up on OFAC list. Last I have checked I am not on OFAC list, therefore, I do not wish for anyone else to go through what I am going through with WellsFargo and wish to file a complaint and remedy the surcharges incurred by me because of this ordeal. 
