<prompt> Human: I lost my credit card, and reported it lost. On the call, they questioned my most recent charge, over 500, which I didnt recognize at all and assumed somebody had already charged it. They began the investigation. I received a form in the mail to address the fraudulent charge, and realized what happened. The online poker deposit I made put the charge in a random companys name, since its illegal for them to do business with US credit card companies. So, that is a charge I made, from my home computer, just not in the name listed on my credit card statement. So, whats the best next step? I could circle on the form that the charge was NOT fraudulent they have circle yes or no and send it back with no other details--would they not find that odd and just close the investigation, I pay, all good? I could call the company and just be honest, but Im scared if that could get me in trouble at all. I could also lie and claim it fraudulent, which seems like the riskiest proposition, but I dont know how the poker company would respond considering they know what theyre doing is illegal. What would you do? Thanks!  <response>: you wont get in trouble. Just call the credit card company and say you made a mistake. People make mistakes all the time. 