Wells Fargo removed {$3000.00} from my XXXX XXXX account on XXXX/XXXX/2016, unauthorized. I had a payment set up for this amount, but called them on XXXX/XXXX/2016 to change the payment to the amount of {$490.00}. When I called them and told them I had cancelled the payment of {$3000.00} and needed the funds back, they acknowledged it was their mistake and that they payment should have been cancelled, they did n't know what had gone wrong. The next morning, XXXX/XXXX/2016, I had a conference call with Wells Fargo and XXXX XXXX to see if the charges ( there were multiple ) would clear or be returned. Upon figuring out which ones would clear and which would be returned, Wells Fargo said they would refund me $ XXXX which is the amount that cleared my account and covered the XXXX overdraft charges I incurred because of the overdraft of my checking account. Wells Fargo said they would credit the {$870.00} back to my checking account. As of today, XXXX/XXXX/2016, my account is still negative {$770.00}. When I called this morning, the woman I 've been talking to informed me that the funds would be back in today. When I told her this entire process was absolutely unacceptable, seeing as I have been unable to use my checking account for six days, i.e. purchase groceries for six days, she told me that she was sorry, but they were doing me a favor because their usual process of returning funds is via paper check that can take up to 21 days. I do not understand how it is legal for them to remove funds from my account that I did not authorize, acknowledge their mistake, and then have it take this long for them to return the funds without offering me any kind of compensation. I attended the University of XXXX XXXX in XXXX XXXX, MN. 
