<prompt> Human: Hello, so I locked myself out of my houselike an idiot so I called a locksmith so I could get back in. The lady on the phone said 35 service charge for going down there and then the tech would quote me before doing anything. When the tech got to my apartment he already started working on the lock before quoting me. I said how much is this going to be?. I heard him say 75 he was foreign and didnt speak great english so I said okay thats fine. Then when he leaves I get a charge of 181 to my credit card. Thinking back he probably said 175 but if I knew it was going to be that expensive I would have never let him do the service. What do I do??? Please HELP!Edit: I have tried to reason with the company but they are not budging one bit. So I have gone to dispute the charge with my CC company claiming they are overcharging me for their services. To make something very clear I only think the technician said 175 because the charge on my CC was 175181. From what I remember I clearly heard him say 75.Assistant: Call the company, tell them the tech quoted you 75, and that you agreed to that charge, but that you did not agree to the 181 charge. Human: I have called them and they are saying that for your area that is usually very low to what we charge. They have called the tech but have not called me back.  <response>: they are saying that for your area that is usually very low to what we charge.I dont care what you usually charge. I cant know those things. I asked how much it would be, he said 75. Ive been charged more than that: this is the problem.I think youre right, dude could have said 175 and a small credit card fee would make up the rest, but theyre dummies for not producing a written quote when asked, and having you sign in agreement to it.Asking things like Was I supposed to get a written quote? might reveal the tech wasnt following proper procedure anyway which is to get written approval to avoid exactly this scenario.If they dont have a procedure... oh man, they are idiots and your charegback is a cheap lesson they need to improve their processes. 