<prompt> Human: I was in Zurich a month ago and got very drunk one night. Me and my girlfriend took a local taxi back home, but on our way back I got sick and vomited in the Taxi. The taxi driver wasnt happy about the situation, but didnt speak any English and we didnt speak any German and he wanted my girlfriend to pay for the cleaning. At first he asked us to pay by a card, but some of them got declined and he couldnt explain what is going on. Afterwards he asked us to pay with all cash that we had on us, which was around 120. My girlfriend was really panicking at the moment and did whatever the driver asked for.Few days later we have looked to our card reports and the driver has charged two of my girlfriends debit cards 500CHF and 200CHF. I have tried to look up the Taxi company, but they do not have a website and only have a phone number available. Do we have any chance of getting some money back? 800CHF is a lot even for Switzerland.Tldr: I threw up in a Taxi in Zurich, driver didnt speak English, took 120 in cash and charged us 700CHF from two cards. They dont have a website, only a phone number, is there any chance of getting some money back?Edit: Added debit card.  <response>: They guy clearly was taking advantage of your inebriation to hit your CC and con you out of some extra money on the side. I would definitely fight those charges.The more important lesson, of course, has to do with drinking to the point where you puked in a taxi. Dont do that again. 