During a time of hardship, I reached out to my credit card company, Wells Fargo, to see if they could offer any assistance. I was referred to the collections department. Under advisement of the rep, the program entailed closing the account down and being put on a payment plan. They stated that I would have XXXX percent interest to help me through the hardship, which I agreed to do. Months later, I find out that they never honored the XXXX percent APR and gave me XXXX instead. Calling Wells Fargo back to have the matter corrected, they avidly denied ever offering me the XXXX percent and when asked if they could review their recordings, there were none available for that recording ( conveniently ). I am well aware that the collections department did help lower my interest from the original amount, but the reason I agreed to shut down the card was because of the XXXX percent interest. They blatantly lied to me and now there are no notations or recordings to substantiate the conversation. 
