I opened a Citi Priority checking account on XX/XX/XXXX to qualify for advertised promotional cash offers for new customers opening checking and Citiwealth brokerage accounts and making qualifying deposits. I arranged for funds to be transferred to the new checking account through EFT and ATM deposits, and also set up direct deposit of my XXXX salary in XXXX XXXX. To increase the amount of funds in my account to help to reach a promotional cash threshold, on XX/XX/XXXX, I also sold my second car ( a XXXX XXXX XXXX ) to XXXX and provided them with my routing and account number so I could receive the proceeds in my new Citibank account. XXXX deposited {$30000.00} into my account on XX/XX/XXXX. At that point Citibank " blocked '' my account. I called two different times and spoke to Citibank representatives and all that they would tell me is that the fraud department at Citibank closed the account and that the bank would be holding my funds for 60 days and then send me a check for the balance. I don't know why they did that, other than to use my money and not have to fulfill their obligation to provide the promotional cash. While it is within their rights, and their banking agreement states that they can close the account without warning or explanation at any time, it is unfair for them to hold onto my money for 60 days. 

Requests : 1. I would appreciate any assistance that you can offer to enable me to access my funds that are on deposit at Citibank immediately. 
2. I'm also requesting your advice as whether if I should be making a complaint at the FBI for wire fraud, since Citibank falsely advertised that I could obtain promotional cash for opening an account and making qualifying deposits.