End Of The Chase

I recently received an email from my bank, Chase.  It was addressed:

"Notice ID:                                    VBMHWBJKSY"

An odd way for a business to address me.  Don't they know my name?  Why the long space?  And I've certainly never heard of this ID.

Anyway, here's the body:


Dear Customer,

JPMorgan Chase & Co. temporarily suspended your account.
Reason: Billing failure.
We need you to complete an account update so we can unlock your account.
To confirm your Online Banking records click on the following link:

http://securitychase.smnnshhey.servebbs.net/cha/index.php?chase_online_=RR.COM

Once you have completed the process, we will send you an email notifying
that your account is available again. After that you can access your account at any time.

The information provided will be treated in confidence and stored in our secure database.
If you fail to provide required information your account will be automatically
deleted from JPMorgan Chase & Co. database.

╘2012 JPMorgan Chase & Co.

LPMJDKOGLTGXELZYPEYYBJNVGYDWRCMXLNXQTT

Let's assume I'm potentially stupid enough to send these people my information.  Let's even assume I believe they need an update from me for them to unlock my account.  I think it's the final coherent sentence that would convince me this is nonsense.  Why would my account be deleted, rather than just remain suspended?  I have money in there, money they owe me.  They can't just delete it without a good reason--and if they do, they better send me my money first.

Also, the array of letters at the end may look like fancy computer talk to some people, but it looks like gibberish to me.