<prompt> Human: I was in Rome, Italy this past week and I took a taxi from Ciampino Airport to my hotel. It appeared to be a legit taxi, however I noticed that the meter was moving very quickly and the driver was missing turns I followed the route on Google Maps. The ride came out to 60 EUR, which is far less than the estimate of 38 EUR based on distance there was no traffic that night.As I didnt feel like getting into a fight with the driver with an enormous language barrier between us, I decided to put the charge on my Chase credit card and dispute it later.It finally posted this morning and I called Chase to dispute the charge. Their call center representative told me that she could not dispute it because the service was rendered, and the charge on the card matched the amount on the meter. Ive opened disputes before with American Express and they have usually gone my way, so that is why I am surprised why my dispute was dismissed so quickly.Does anyone have any insight on what to do next?  <response>: Not really anything that you can do but continue to push it with them. Just chalk it up to an unfortunate scam of being a tourist in a foreign city. Be happy you only lost 40. This is going to be near impossible to prove. 