<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

I just found out that over the last 5 years I've been getting unauthorized monthly charges of around $15. In total I've been charged **$960** over those 5 years. Long story short I was an idiot and just never bothered to look very hard at my statements.

After some Googling, I discovered that I must have gone to freecreditreport.com instead of annualcreditreport.com and didn't see the fine print that said they would charge me each month for the "Triple Advantage" monitoring service.

I called the 800 number that appeared on the actual transaction description on my statement and was connected to a very shady call center in Asia. They asked for my SSN and CC numbers, both of which I refused to provide. I called them fraudulent and said I would be pursuing all means to get my money back.

I called my CC company (Chase bank) to dispute the charges and they seemed very willing to refund the charges, even when I said the charges may go back a full year. But at the time of my calling, neither they nor I had any idea it would total so much money.

Apparently this is a well-known rip-off. There's even [a site] describing how to get your money back.

I'm wondering if anyone else here has been a victim of this rip-off and if so, how did you ultimately get your money back? The site I linked to above recommends I call back and go ahead and provide my SSN and barter to get a full refund. I'm nervous that for $960 I'm going to face a tough fight whether it's from my CC company or from FreeCreditReport.

Recommendations or stories? Thanks!
<bot>: Stupidly fell victim to the well-known Triple Advantage rip-off and have been charged a total of $960 over 5 years of monthly payments. How best to get it back?