Suggestion: Non-Craftable Lord Cockswain's Novelty Mutton Chops and Pipe at 3.33 ref

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~15.55 ref

130 votes up

53 votes down

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This suggestion was accepted Wed, 22 May 13 07:51:40 +0000 by Puddilicious.

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Here comes a chopper to chop off your head.

Not rly lol.

c: 5 pages. Decently impressive for a uncraft.

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/10928486 - offer of 3.33 accepted

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/10932423 - 1 add

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/10525062 - coolio

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8678874 - scroll a bit

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/10783036 - multiple offers of 3.33

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/10951916 - 3.66

;) Stay smexy.

Theres only 5 offers, and more than one isnt in your projected range.

Downvote

I laugh at your downvote and your lack of ability to read. HAH!

Exactly what am I missing then?

Most are painted and this is uncraft. Hence being a lack of many offers. Look for yourself. I'm a blue belt. I'm pretty sure I know what I'm saying.

If you care so much about your Blue Belt status then you should know that painted items aren't considered proof.

Keep disliking my comments lmao.

Did you even look at the actual proof?

1. Accepted

2. Accepted

3. Not even in your range

4. Turned down your range multiple times

5. Turned down your range

6. Turned down 3.66

So because 2 items out of 6 links sold that's good enough for a price change?

These people are offering to pay more than the current range or my current and are being rejected...

You haven't ever done a suggestion have you.

I don't care what that guy says, this is good proof.

Thanks bby c:

you do realize most of these are NOT SOLD right?

TIME TO FACEPALM

not disagreeing that the price should go UP, but you need this range to go a tad higher.

He doesnt, as long as the new price is more accurate than the old one. Also seeing a brown-painted on classifieds for 3.33, so it`s better not to bump that much. Conservative bumps are successful bumps.