Wells Fargo shut down both my checkings and savings accounts due to concerns over check fraud, but before doing so, reversed all deposited checks TWICE ( so I was short ~ {$4500.00} instead of being neutral ). I have now spent 7+ hours on the phone and in their branches, getting passed between customer service branches, all the while they insist that their math makes sense ( it does not ). Even worse, Wells Fargo has a monstrous arbitration agreement with crazy fees, so I am scared to contest this, even though it is obvious to anyone with a spreadsheet and half a brain that I am right. In my documents, I have highlighted the " extra '' reversal charges that, very simply, need to be undone such that the account goes back to the balance it was at before the XXXX deposit. 

In short : Wells Fargo thinks that my ~ $ XXXX check deposit is equivalent to the ~ $ XXXX in matching debits. Basic math indicates that it is not. 

Please help, CFPB! 
