I have a credit card from Wells Fargo- {$800.00} limit. I transferred {$1200.00} to it from my checking account-XX/XX/2015 so as to use it for a transaction but the extra money was not showing after all. I called the bank XX/XX/2015 to transfer the {$1200.00} back to my checking, I was told that the money will show in my checking account the next day ; I waited till the next day as was told but the money was n't in my checking account so I called again that day-XX/XX/2015, I was told that they will take care of it. On Monday the following week-XX/XX/2015, I went to a shop and my credit card was denied so I came back home and checked my accounts, I did not see the {$1200.00} that was supposed to be transferred back to my checking account and my credit card had been closed. I called them and they said they transferred the money back to my checking account XXXX mistakenly and this threw the credit card account over the limit and my credit card account was closed, the reason being that I went over the limit because the bank made a mistake and transferred {$1200.00} XXXX times back to my checking account instead of XXXX. I called the bank, they told me that they will reopen the credit card account and also request from the credit rating companies to nil of this incident from my credit history. To my surprise, I called this morning, I was told that it was my fault that they transferred {$1200.00} back XXXX into my checking account ; they said because I called XXXX and requested for the transferred back to my checking account and that they did that. 
I am feeling this complaint because I feel cheated out, embarrassed at the shop and felt like this is discriminatory. 
It was not my fault that a bank will make a double transfer when I was told that I was supposed to see the money in my account the next day and when I did not see it, I called back. The transfers did not show on my checking account until the next day-XX/XX/2015, so as at XX/XX/2015, I had no knowledge that such transfers were made. 
It is all the bank 's mistake. 
