wallet will not sync it has been a week and I still do not have my money in the wallet. It took out my account I have video proof that this has been going on for a week I have restarted the computer multiple times and have yet to receive any money into my account. I do not even have a wallet number.
You are using wallet-software that requires you to download the whole Bitcoin ledger before it can read your balance. The Bitcoin ledger (the blockchain) is currently about 210 gigabtyes, so you would need a very fast internet connection to download it in just six days. If you don't have 210 gigabytes of spare storage, your laptop's disk will fill up before it gets to the part of the blockchain with your transaction and you'll not be able to see it.

You may therefore want to consider importing your address into some other wallet-software that's able to read a remote copy of this enormous ledger. Such wallets are very popular, but ultra security-conscious people do like to have their own copies of the blockchain, and only you can decide how much security you need.

In the meantime, any blockexplorer web site will tell you whether or not your coins have been sent to your address. If they're at your address, you have nothing to worry about other than the minor inconvenience of either waiting for the blockchain to download or importing your address into some other wallet-software before you can spend your coins.

It will make more sense if you remind yourself that bitcoins are not stored in wallets. Wallets are just tools for drawing up &amp; signing transactions (and they also let you view your balance). The coins themselves exist only on the blockchain.

EDIT
Putting together the information in your two comments, it sounds like you've already transferred your coins to an address controlled by you (check your address on a blockexplorer web site). If so, your predicament is like having a faulty debit card (i.e. the money's in your account but you can't see it). I suggest you study how to export the private key for the address that you used. Once you've exported it, you can import it into a lightweight wallet that doesn't insist on downloading the whole blockchain. Personally I would use Electrum, but other lightweight wallet software is available. Electrum has a create new wallet wizard, with an option to “Import Bitcoin addresses or private keys”, where you should be able to paste your exported private key.

Private keys are valuable to you and to anyone who hacks into your computer, so you want to proceed carefully. Consider disconnecting your computer from the internet during the export/import process. You don't need the internet for key management chores.