Kingpin Siamese - Katia Kingston Beware of Deceptive Business Practices! Old Lyme Connecticut

 This is part 2 to the rebuttal: I am providing additional information stating that the full deposit is returned by submitting a photo of her last text and a picture of the check for 5 additional dollars.

She reached out to me about 2.5 years ago requesting a kitten. She is an attorney. Please note that I am not operating a business—breeding kittens is simply a hobby I pursue for competitive purposes. When I had a kitten available in the specific color she wanted, I contacted her multiple times via text and phone calls. After several attempts, she finally responded, and I confirmed I had a kitten for her. We had several phone conversations during which I explained that, due to inflation, I needed to raise the adoption fee. With increases in the costs of cat food, electricity, vaccinations, gas, and vet visits, I could no longer honor the original price. I offered to split the difference with her. She understood and agreed to the new fee. She committed to adopting the kitten and even provided a name for it. The kitten shared the same birth date as her dog, which she was excited about. However, a few days later, she requested a refund of her $100 deposit by mail. I complied, deducting $5 for mailing fees, and included a note on the check explaining the deduction. I am attaching a photo of the check I mailed to her. I am shocked that she subsequently filed a report about this situation. Could you please advise on how to resolve this matter so the posting can be removed?