The issue is, in regards to your statement of them scamming people, is I have been using them for the past 1 ½ to 2 years for amounts between 15 and 1000 and have never had an issue. Possibly hundreds if not thousands of transactions with them (obviously, I gamble).
I've only had 2 instances of a stalled transaction and support was quick to fix it within 5 minutes of me using the chat feature.
So from my individual experience, I don't perceive them as scammers, so if you have evidence to the contrary, I'd love to be informed, I'm definitely not wilfully ignorant here if they are scamming, just very uninformed.
On the same side of the coin, ChangeNow(?) was recommended to a friend of mine, which he used without issue as well for 1k, so it's a similar experience with them, I see a thread or 2 amongst the scam accusations but nothing substantial and continue to use (cautiously I might add).
OK fair enough... you have a lot of experience with them and no issues. And you could be right about the amount... I used a few different exchangers similar to ChangeNow in the past, and one piece of advice I like to give to people is to keep the amounts less than $700 or so. This will lessen the potential for funds to be held up in a KYC check. However, FixedFloat now has hundreds of complaints about them across the internet, and the fact is there's better exchange services. I mean, just do a scroll through their entry on BestChange and you can see they have real problems:
https://www.bestchange.com/fixedfloat-exchanger.htmlI wouldn't trust them with any amount of money -- they seem ripe for an exit scam.