I don't think anyone is trying to be jerks. It's just that you priced it at a premium so it is going to be scrutinized a lot. It's a very nice game but with the small amount of wear and the way the inside of the cab looks I wouldn't consider it restored. It's a very nicely shopped TAF with some mods.

Just as a good example I sold one earlier this year in the same price range. It was fully restored though and nearly flawless in every way.

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/for-sale-for-tradefor-sale-addams-family-the-bally-1992

A full topside tear down. All new rubbers, bulbs, rebuilt flippers, all needed switches adjusted, ramps thoroughly cleaned or replaced, new plastics set if needed, playfield cleaned and waxed, all boards inspected and serviced if needed, inside of the cabinet thoroughly cleaned and repaint if needed, all metal items from the topside tumbled and polished, all backside of the playfield mechs tested and cleaned if needed. Depending on the game and condition it likely will take 20-80 hrs of work.

That's what I would consider a full shop job and others might even add small outer cabinet touch ups as needed. There's lots of different opinions on what should be included but that's what I consider a really good shop job.