Dear Kofi,
Your recent response is, in my view, highly regrettable and serves to illustrate impressively how fundamentally misguided your understanding of customer support is. While my five years of loyalty to your services have been characterized by hope and commitment, your recent actions make it easy for me to bid farewell. This leaves me frustrated. Despite my financial investment in your services, I have decided to no longer avail myself of them in the future. Enough is enough!
It seems that you often lack the necessary tact to discern what is relevant and what is not. You have wasted two full years, which we paid for, by programming against our customer preferences. Now, you expect us to continue understanding while you continue to program past us. I won't tolerate this anymore!
Your compulsory selection of the country for customers exclusively operating within one country appears not only unnecessary but downright incomprehensible. In any sensible consideration, this would have been identified as an urgently fixable issue. Your simple statement that the solution to this seemingly simple programming problem is not on the agenda, without a hint of remorse, speaks volumes about a significant lack of customer loyalty.
For five years, I have patiently endured your services, mostly as a silent observer. In this time, it should have been sufficient for you to develop a more professional service—a milestone that, unfortunately, you have not reached. Instead, it appears that you actively contributed to my decision to part ways with your services. I thank you for that.
Best regards,