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The account belongs to whoever’s credit card is there. If it’s theirs, then there is nothing you can do.
If it’s yours, you can reach out to Google Support and they will explain to you the steps to get your account back.
As for the reason for firing them, the question is simple: are the results good? If yes then it’s none of your business whether they make changes to the account daily, weekly or even once a year. You want results and they are getting you results. Sometimes not touching the account is the best strategy.
If the results are bad then you don’t need an excuse to fire them. They are just not delivering regardless of how many changes they do on the account.
