<prompt> Human: For a business trip, a company booked a hotel room for me and offered to pay. Upon check-in, I gave the hotel my personal credit card, which they said would only be used for incidentals. Upon check-out, the hotel said the bill was paid, and gave me a receipt that showed it was paid by the company, with a contact e-mail and CC that were not mine.About a month later, the company decided not to pay for some of the rooms of the group I was with, including mine, and told the hotel to bill my personal credit card. I was charged with no notice from the hotel, and never signed anything. I had to contact the hotel just to get a receipt, and I did not get a response when I asked how they could charge my CC when I never booked the room.Can I contest this charge on my credit card with my bank? Am I liable for the room even though I did not book it? Thanks.  <response>: This should really be a dispute between your company and the hotel. But both parties have decided by inaction to leave the middleman you with the bill because youre the easiest to exploit.Therefore, I recommend calling your credit card company and disputing the transaction.Once that happen the the hotel and company will sort things out between themselves.I would be surprised if your credit card company was not amenable to this. 