In XX/XX/XXXX I opened an IRA with Wells Fargo - XXXX XXXX. I explained at the time that I live in XXXX, but was anticipating a pension payout from a previous employer in the XXXX. I explained that what I wanted to do was roll the money from the employer, into an IRA, then make a drawdown on the IRA and have it electronically wired to my bank ( XXXX 's ) in XXXX. 

The rollover to the IRA happened in XX/XX/XXXX, as anticipated, and a drawdown was placed into my savings. When I requested to have the funds wired through XXXX 's XXXX to my XXXX 's account in XXXX, I was told this could not happen. I was then told I needed to make daily withdrawals from an ATM to get the money. I explained there were no Wells Fargo ATMs in XXXX. Wells Fargo reported that this was the only way I could get the money. Each time I made a withdrawal from the ATM, I was charged a {$5.00} fee for using a non-Wells Fargo ATM. I was also limited as to how much I could withdraw on a daily basis, to {$500.00} ( XXXX ). After about XXXX trips to the non-Wells Fargo ATM, the bank manager at XXXX XXXX increased my daily withdraw limit to {$1000.00} ( XXXX ). 

It took me all of XXXX, all of XXXX and into XXXX to obtain the funds using the ATM, which resulted in incurring ATM charges in the hundreds, which were far in excess of what it would have costs to make a simple electronic transfer to my bank in XXXX. 

I feel I was lied to from the very start! Wells Fargo should have told me from the very start that they were not able to electronically transfer the money. 
