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There is roughly one page of these tradable on outpost. Proof:
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8801134 offered 2 ref, did not accept
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/7435799 offered key, did not accept
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/4249037 offered a key for 1 and 7 ref for two, rejected both
I would consider changing the price to 2.33-2.66 but there is someone who is selling for 1.66 on outpost now. Above is all available info on sellers at the moment as there are not many of them.
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Link 1 - said he was thinking
Link 2 - offer is 1 month old
you ignore link 3 and link 1 he was also offered 1.66 which he rejected, look through whole thing
Doesn't matter if I ignored link 3, you'll still need more proof.
You need to show sold trades, not rejected offers. I can price my stuff whatever I want. It doesn't mean someone will buy it.
@ DJ Pootis
If people are rejecting offers well above backpack.tf price, then it's likely that the price should rise because it shows unsuccessful buying at the current price. Besides, that the proof doesn't look to great so I'm not sure
Won't let me reply comment for some reason
dj pootis, your retarded, yeah they can put b/o at 2 buds for all I can but the thing is they were OFFERED these, as in people were willing to pay that much yet the seller still rejected these high offers, this shows a shift in the market. Your comment really makes no logical sense.
if i put my Unusual up for offers and its a 1.3 bud unusual, but people are offering well above that for it, the price is higher than 1.3 buds. If people offer 2 buds for it, its nearly the same as a buying trade for it.