I was sent a letter from Wells Fargo, received on XXXX XXXX, 2015 but dated XXXX XXXX, 2015, stating I had {$2300.00} in a Cash Management Account and it could not be applied to my payment because it was short. This was my first notification of this short payment or any notifcation whatsoever that I had a cash balance. I called and spoke to XXXX XXXX, who is the single point of contact for my mortgage account. He advised me on a phone call between the dates of XXXX XXXX that Wells Fargo would be issuing a check in the amount of {$2300.00} and I should receive it in 2-3 business days. Today, in my follow-up conversation, they are now stating that they can not return the funds. I believe this is illegal on Wells Fargo behalf to have held funds without notifying us for 4 months, agreeing to send the check last week, only to rudely treat funds sitting in a XXXX account as if it were legally theirs. Every other time in my life, when we were short on payment, they issue the check immediately with a letter. Ironically, the letter notifying me of the cash balance in my account was the same week the Department of Justice announced the {$81.00} XXXX settlement against Wells Fargo for this same type of abuse, lies, deception, paper shuffling and illegal fees to our accounts for decades. 
