Be thankful, it is for your protection. I have two accounts, one for buying one for selling was the idea but it didn't work out that way. I decided to sell on the newer account as well.
And I found that for sure- New accounts with no previous sales are scammer magnets!
Messages wanting you to text for shipping and payment, wanting to know why it hasn't shipped yet (well it is not paid for) claims of already making payment (when they had not), ship it then they will pay...Paying but then wanting me to change the ship to address manually to something else....wanting to pay "extra" if I will go get them itunes cards..... crazy stuff.
There is a steep learning curve when selling and if you screw up, it is a lot better to do so on an item that is inexpensive and weighs very little. (A negligible amount you can afford to loose)
The shipping part is also a steep learning curve.
Start small, figure out how it works, get taken a few times (it happens) THEN decide if you want to list a 4200.00 item.
When your new, there is also a delay in when they pay out your money, another reason to start small.
And....most folks will not purchase a 4200.00 item from a newbie seller figuring the seller is the scam.
Be thankful, those limits are for your protection.
