I closed my Wells Fargo IRA in XXXX 2015 and noticed that funds were still withdrawn in XXXX 2015 from my Wells Fargo checking account to go into this nonexistent account. I notified the claims department and I was given a temporary credit in XXXX and then it was reversed XXXX " because I failed to return a Wells Fargo Document ''. I am currently out of the country and have been for several months and therefore I have not received any mail nor were any messages provided to me that claims department needed additional information. This reversal caused my checking account to be overdrawn and I suffered a series of overdraft charges as a result. Curious why Wells Fargo reversed this or asking for notarized statements, etc. since this is pretty straightforward : I closed the Wells Fargo IRA so what sense does it make for me to still be deducting funds from my checking account to continue to place funds into an Wells Fargo IRA that I closed and no longer exists? Now I have been chasing a moving target of notarized statements and poor customer service ( you can read the email thread I am enclosing as an attachment ). 


P.S. I called twice this morning and XXXX times, after being on hold for around 30 minutes each time, XXXX representatives I spoke with were very rude and seemingly incompetent. It was almost as if I was interrupting them. Is not their job to field questions from customers in a professional manner? For the record, the first rep hung up on me ( I am sure of it ) after I asked her for an explanation and the second one actually yelled at me ( yes, yelled at me ) when I asked her the question I asked you above, namely, what sense does it may for me to continue to deduct funds from my checking to put it into a Wells Fargo IRA that no longer exists? So, please do not ask me to call your XXXX number again. 
