Giving customers $100 of credit that can only be used to buy your products because you've disabled something they've bought that you don't sell any kind of mean

Giving customers $100 of credit that can only be used to buy your products because you've disabled something they've bought that you don't sell any kind of meaningful replacement for anymore doesn't sound that generous. Especially since CR200s sell for closer to $150 on eBay, a figure that may well go up now that everyone with a CR100 needs to replace it, and there's no guarantee that won't be discontinued too.