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The price of the hat is old, last updated 3 mounths ago. We need to suggest a new one.


I checked the hats, which were sold less than 3 mounths ago. Thats what I saw:


1)

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/13078823

This hat was bought from the banned on the outpost guy.

The buyer paid a black max head + 0.1 buds pure.

http://www.pictureshack.ru/images/70524_s3.jpg

Result: Reggaelator for 2.3 buds pure


2)

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/13296666

This hat was sold for an unusual Master's Yellow Belt with green energy.

I added one of the guys, who made that trade, but he deleted me after the question, about was the trade 1:1. So, I suppose that was a 1:1 trade, because I didnt find any other items in their backpacks from each other.

Result: Reggaelator for 2.1-2.2 buds


3)

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/12697947

This hat for sold for a Burning Flames Furious Fukaamigasa. The guy with reggeleator added 4 earbuds (Fuka => Reggae + 4 buds).

Fukaamigasa is checked as 6.6-7.6 buds. Lets take the middle 7.1.

http://www.pictureshack.ru/images/86735_s4.jpg

Result: Reggaelator for 3.1 buds


4)

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/13163806

Trying to get information about that hat. It was sold just a little time ago.

The info will be soon.


    Guys, help me please. Should I leave the 3.1 or change something? The payment for fukaamigasa was clear?

      I recommend you consider using unusual overpay. Most often use the low end or average*0.9

        Sorry, but guy paid 4 buds + reggae for fuka. The fuka is ~7.1. The guy payed 4 buds and the left 3.1 by unusual. It means that unusual hat costs 2.8?

    You're supposed to use item overpay, so it'd be 2.1-2.6.

      How to count the item overprice?

        Either lower range or middle range X 0.9.

          So, the 3.1*0.9 is 2.8.

            I use the lower-range method myself. I prefer it.