Originally Posted by
Alhanelem
Find the above a little hard to believe. If you really provided all of that information, it should have been sufficient. I know people who have had problems restoring lost/hacked/etc accounts, but usually the worst thing to happen was they needed to mail in a notarized copy of some form of identification (which other companies like Blizzard also require under the more extreme cases). If something like that doesn't work, that's when you go through the BBB and usually this produces results if all else fails. They don't want to lose their accreditation or rating.
If you couldn't access the account, you had the power to stop them from charging you by issuing a charge back. Why didn't you do that? They aren't going to cancel your account unless you do it or give them a reason to.