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agreed with everyone else, you're always going to have pinholes and minor imperfections. Those parts are meant to be painted, and as they said the issues would be solved as part of the normal painting process. Body parts rarely come 'ready to go'. They are built and designed with the caveat that body parts will always need some degree of finishing(painting) and minor fitting to be truly finished parts.
I'll also point out that its also normal for unseen/hidden parts of a body trim item to be unfinished and/or slightly off. Again its parts of the fitting/finishing process. While I agree its pretty crappy to have one side noticeably larger, hell it was the first thing I noticed in the pic, its not unheard of.
In this case I'd side with NextMod. Their answers were legit and he agreed to give you $50 without an argument. You got petty asking for a few bucks more. I'm all for calling a vendor out when its deserved, but I'm also a fan of speaking common sense when a vendor has done nothing wrong.
Well, I agreed to the $50 & they are dragging their feet anyway so...