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i saw many person sell it at that price

    You are basically raising the upper range by 1 refined. Do you have any proof?

      uhm i saw many person sell it and buy it on that price on outpost

        I sold two yesterday. one for 6 ref and the other for 2 keys I add two rec

          So, 6 ref (in current price range) and 6.33?

      Sounds reasonable.

        It would help if you had some proof to back up your statement

          3 unsold @ 5.66: http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8353686


          Unsold @ 6 ref: http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8230302


          Multiple 1.5 key (ish) offers: http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8062843


          Unsold @ 6 ref: http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8092905


          Offer of Team Captain (5.33-5.66): http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8335909


          Many, many unsold at 2 keys.


          I'm going to have to downvote.

            7 hours is not long. and it got add already

              And he is selling them IN the current price range.

                im just sayin' that you shouldn't put unsold on new trades as it imply that the item is unwanted at that price

                  No...it's saying they are unsold. Which they are. It's up to you to infer your own meaning to what that is.

            Dear nathannehemiah,


            While it is great that you "saw many person sell it and buy it at that price on outpost", I unfortunately have not. Thus, you need to show links to these trades. We cannot go on word alone, no matter how honest of a person you may be. It doesn't work that way here, as people need objective proof. If you honestly have seen these trades, post them, and you may be able to change people's minds.


            Until then, downvote.

              Downvote aswell, posts no proof and expects to pass? :3

              Personal anecdotes aren't enough for proof.