<prompt> Human: A friend of mine recently had a deposit of 400 through Wells Fargo which he withdrew thinking it was his paycheck. He has used the money to pay for bills when it turns out the next day his account was overdrawn. The deposit was missing, there is only records of him withdrawing it. He has spoken on the phone and in person and customer service just tells him he should have been more responsible and continues to charge him for overdraft fees. Why did this happen and what should he do?  <response>: People will jump on this because its WF but your friend should really be aware of when he is paid and recognize that the source of the deposit was not his employer. It might not even be the banks mistake, someone may have written the wrong account number on a deposit or transfer. Even if it is the banks fault, theres not much you can do from an institutional perspective regarding a single teller making a typo with an account number other than make a correction quickly, which they did. 