Remember something about credit card disputes. They might refund the money initially, but they then research (with the assistance of the charging company) if it was a legitimate charge. If they determine it's legit, then they charge you again for the full amount.
I rented a car out of LAX for work purposes, and used my government travel card. The first day I had the car I had problems, and on the day I was supposed to return it to LAX it completely died on me. I had contacted the rental company multiple times throughout the week, and again when it died. I was in Palmdale, almost three hours away from LAX, and our flight was mid-afternoon. The rental company sent a tow truck to pick up the car, but said they could not get a replacement car to me. They offered a Lyft coupon to take the three of us back to LAX, but every driver refused the trip. We finally got a ride to LAX, but it cost an additional amount. And that rental company still charged the government the full cost of the rental. I attempted to dispute the charge, but the bank sided with the rental company, claiming I still had the rental car for the week. We still had to pay the bill.
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