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you need proof, not just aksing others to give it to you
Sorry, kinda new round the "suggesting" thing... So.. what exactly do I have to do?
well you have to search proof of people succesfully buying or selling at your prices, not just saying that the other prices don't work.
Okay.. Please read the comment I replied to the other guy, I don't wanna type again and others may think I spam, sorry.
this is very much the right direction, but you need more proof than 2 trades. these could have been quicksells. around 8 trades will do
Okay. Thanks a lot mate :)
Will do more "research" first next time.
Put proof of (successful) sellers at the suggested range and proof that it doesn't get sold in the previous range. The trades have to be fairly recent.
Ah I see. So... I have put 2 links saying people sold the GRU at 1 ref and .66 ref. Both very recent, within 24 hours. Do I also have to put proof to show that it didn't get sold at 1.33?
Yeah, and a bit more proof is always welcome ;-)
Like this: [url]http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/7759413[/url] is from a trader that has autobump, and this trade has been up for 4 days, still no response.
[url]http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/7859073[/url] is another example, but it's only 14 hours old.
To proof that it doesn't get sold, it's better to have a trade from an autobumper and about a few days/a week old.
Thanks. That really helped me learn a lot :)
and thanks again for the help. I'll probably need more research and practice :)
easy to sell at 1.33, downvote
Thanks for the comment. Still trying to get the hang of this "suggesting" thing. :)
very easy to sell at 1.33 ref downvoted
I even hardly can quickbuy them for 0.66 ref
Hmm... Maybe I wasn't thorough enough in searching. Anyway, thanks for the advice :)