My wife and I needed a chipped credit card for overseas travel. Our bank did n't issue chipped cards, therefore, we went to Wells Fargo since they did. We worked with the " branch manager '', XXXX XXXX, to apply for the credit card and to open an account and get chipped debit cards as well. 

Online he discovered that I had an old Wells Fargo credit card from XXXX that needed to be canceled before we could get the new credit card account. Since I quit using the account decades ago I no longer had a card for it. He was n't sure how it would be handled but said he would apply for the new card and see what happens. 

A week or so later we received a new chipped credit card as well as the new debit cards. I called XXXX because I was n't sure if the new credit card was for the old account or the new account. It was a relevant issue because a benefit of the new account was medical insurance for refund in the event we purchased plane tickets for a future flight but unable to use the tickets due to health. He assured me it was the right one. XXXX further satisfied my need for assurance by emailing a copy of the written benefits that included flight insurance ( page XXXX in the attachment dated XXXX ). 

As months went by my wife ( XXXX ) got a medical condition that prevented us from taking the XXXX, 2015 flight. We canceled the flight and began the process for refund for out plane tickets. Wells Fargo denied our request, saying it was not covered under that credit card. XXXX acted surprised and said he would pursue resolution from 'his end '' but I never heard anything from his actions. I contested the findings but never heard anything from them again. I wrote an email letter to XXXX ( See attachment XXXX ) and summarized the whole experience in that email and asked him pointed questions but never received any response aside from him saying he forwarded my email. In further emails I tried to get him to state if he agreed with my explanation plus other pointed questions but he never answered a single question. He would n't respond in emails any longer. XXXX and I went to his office and he remained vague and non-committing on all issues. 

I did everything I could be expected to do. Especially by working with the branch manager, how much better can you get than that? Even to the extent of questioning the branch manager and receiving his assurance that what he said was correct. 

They sold one thing but claimed it was something else when the time came for handling a claim. 
