<prompt> Human: Last weekend I noticed a charge to my account from Uber for a 150 fee. I filed a complaint saying that I never took that Uber and canceled the trip because she took to long to show up. I now got emailed pictures of puke in her car and I am getting fined. What should I do? How do I prove that this wasnt me and get out of this fine.update: Havent heard back from Uber. I just filed a dispute with my card operator. They said it will be tough, but she understands what happened.Update: They tracked my phone and saw that whoever took the ride changed the address mid-route. I was refunded fully and credited 10. Very thankful for this and Ubers support team. Thank you for all your advice!  <response>: This happened to me. Sort of. It was actually probably our driver scamming us.Dispute the charge on your credit card. This is 1 because you didnt actually take the trip and 2 because you didnt throw up in someones car.Then, theyll get real with you andor your credit card company. If there is anything about the pictures that you can point out as points to false ours: they were all the front seat, and there were only two of us and we both sat in the back, do it. If it escalates from there, claim that you believe this is retribution for canceling the trip on a busy night and that youre not even sure thats really vomit unless its... obvious. Also point out that this is a known scam. 