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A little more proof would be nice. I want to upvote but don't want to be bandwagon-y.
I wish I could add more proof but seeing as there is no one that wants these, im afraid I can not add any more
I found proof for you
[url]http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/6333329[/url]
[url]http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/6239945[/url]
[url]http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/6249737[/url]
[url]http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/6115354[/url]
Oh wait, those are links showing people getting sales and offers for MORE than 1.33 lol.
You know, I have to say it was hard to find people offering on any backpacks. As I was looking around I noticed that everyone was trying to sell it for a key, now what would make them think they could sell it fo...[url]http://tf2spreadsheet.blogspot.com/[/url]
Lol oh spreadsheet, outdated prices make me giggle.
Spreadsheet is vital to our economy. It allows us to lowball to buyers who think they are getting good deals (i.e., bought a s chargin' targe a month ago for 2 scrap) and sell exorbitantly high to spreadsheet buyers (i.e, buy carbonado scattergun for 2.66 and sell for 1.5 keys because other party thinks he or she is getting a good deal).
I think the range is better, proposing 1.33 fixed while everyone is listing at 1.66-key seems a bit premature.
Your first link is someone buying for 1.33 just to resell for 1.66, so clearly there are buyers above 1.33 otherwise he wouldn't bother. http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/6193951 example