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So you show trades happening before the last accepted price. And you bought 8 of these with no desire to re sell for a rec profit.
2 of them happened before the update. The rest are from Jan 6th or later. What my intentions with the ones I bought may or may not be relevant, but I can assure you that I will not be reselling them to other users.
If he wanted to manipulate the site to help him resell for profit, he wouldn't be trying to lower the listed price, now would he ?
My point was buying to sell higher is common. And the price that is paid on item to turn into profit really shouldn't be included.
I havnt voted and don't really care so I'm not looking around to see if there's sellers pricing it at 1.66 with sales.
Don't worry, an admin will close your suggestion even if it has a positive rating.
Butthurt cause your proofless suggestion failed? :3
Can't find any selling at 1.66, and it seems to sell fine at 2. Those who accepted your offer probably just wanted metal. On the other hand, I see where you're going with this, so I'll let you show me more cases of it being sold for 1.66. Even better if it's people trying to sell at 1.66 and not just accepting offers because, probably, needed metal.
Sold one yesterday for 2 keys worth in items. I have to disagree
2 keys worth? On an item that's around 2 ref? Oh noes, this must be the new price! Oh, wait, it's not. Why? Quantity is 1 trade, not dozens, and the price variation is so large that there's a special term for it: An Outlier.
Actually, it's easy to get this if you place a trade buying for 1.66