
Originally Posted by
Gramboozle
Its principle, I wouldn't care if its .01 cent, if you are unethically charging people for services they do not have access to, that is unethical. I don't care if they have the entire company working on the investigation, that is irrelevant. I shall make a stink with or without your approval.
So, you could open a dispute with your financial institution and if they did indeed charge you while the account was suspended/you have no access, you do actually have a pretty good chance of winning (no matter what SE's ToS says).
However, if you do this, SE will permanently ban the account. Which is the caveat of using a bank's dispute process against any subscription service.
I'm actually in the process of doing this very thing to Twitch. They've bricked my account so it has no hostage value anymore.