Let's look at this situation without involving emotions.
The business did you a favor by providing you with an option, where there was none (according to you).
You agreed to the deal.
They delivered as promised.
Now you talk bad behind their backs.
That is just bad manners.
Your argument here is further eroded by the simple fact that they are in business and as evidenced by business still in operation, they know what they are doing to stay in business.
You are not in the audio repair business. Any opinions that you have about what things should cost or what they should do, are just that, without any evidence that you know what you are talking about.
It is like saying, "Everyone should do what I wish was true"
The business did you a favor by providing you with an option, where there was none (according to you).
You agreed to the deal.
They delivered as promised.
Now you talk bad behind their backs.
That is just bad manners.
Your argument here is further eroded by the simple fact that they are in business and as evidenced by business still in operation, they know what they are doing to stay in business.
You are not in the audio repair business. Any opinions that you have about what things should cost or what they should do, are just that, without any evidence that you know what you are talking about.
It is like saying, "Everyone should do what I wish was true"