OK, so here's the situation. A bit over 2 years ago, my son stole my debit card and in the course of one evening, got us in to a LOT of trouble with overdrafts and overdraft fees. We cleared it quickly, though had problems for a further 4-6 weeks because of the reduced funds after covering the overdrafts. The bank (through the branch) worked with us, but they took our debit cards and required that we keep our accounts in good standing for 6 months before we were eligible to get them back. So, we just used checks and cash, did everything we were supposed to and once that time was up, we trotted back off to the branch. They suggested that we close that account and start fresh. Great! We did that, got our debit cards and our checks and went on our way.
Fast forward 15 months ... with the exception of one issue which was beyond our control, we've had no problems ... Until Friday afternoon when Wells Fargo decided to close our account for "misuse of a previous account". My husband's pay check had gone in that morning, we'd used the debit cards a couple times between 9am and 4pm, then at 6pm it was declined. We didn't find out the reason until Saturday morning, by which time, they'd refused the paycheck so it'd gone out of the account put us in to overdraft (which, btw, WF staff tried to use as justification for the decision). We have overdraft protection attached to our savings but with a hard hold on both accounts, they couldn't transfer the money

I spent half an hour this morning cajoling them in to letting me deposit the $15 to cover the overdraft and put the account back to $0, so that it, like the previous account, would close without a negative balance.
So, after that long winded explanation ... do I have to worry about Chexsystems?
Thanks in advance!