<prompt> Human: So because of hurricane Irma me and my SO were planning on evacuating, and after looking at hotels I had saved my CC info in one of the websites we agreed upon, but we wanted to wait another day before pulling the trigger. Well while I was at work, in a frenzy of trying to make a decision she thought I gave her the go ahead to book it over text. Now Im on the hook for 600 and dont plan on evacuating. SO I am curious what optionsif any I have to get this money back, seeing as she is not an authorized user and frankly it was not done with my explicit consent. Obviously I dont want to file fraud and point the finger at her as it was an honest mistake. Cannot cancel as their policy is 14 days prior, I AM going to call and explain the situation but I doubt they will be very sympathetic. Could I potentially do a charge back through my CC company? Any info would be great, thanks yall.  <response>: The hotel might let you cancel even if their policy is 14 days. Demand is likely high enough that they could re-book the room easily. There would probably be a cancellation fee even so, though. 