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Overpay is applied
Sold for smoking honcho (1.9-2.1)+ 4 keys( about 0.22 buds)
0.9* 2= 1.8
http://backpack.tf/stats/391/5/35
http://imgur.com/PCcNhVw
1.8 +0.22 = about 2 buds
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/15020259
b/o 1.8 buds
my trade
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/14944473
b/O 1.88 buds
counterproof and extra proof are welcomed
"Sold for smoking honcho (1.9-2.1)+ 4 keys( about 0.22 buds)
0.9* 2= 1.8"
wut o.o To calculate over-pay, you take the mid price * .9 or the low-end
There are Buyouts (included yours) of 1.8-1.9 buds, so where does the high-end come from? Even if you paid 2 buds in mixed for it
Price for the Smoking Honchos is outdated and was originally priced at 1.6-1.8 buds
1.9 -2.1 mid is 2 buds right?
0.9*2 = 1.8
4 keys /18 =0.22 buds
1.8+0.22 =about 2 buds
and 2 buds mixed after overpay.
where did you get 1.6-1.8 for the smoking honcho?
http://backpack.tf/stats/391/5/35
Look at the far right of the graph. Last accepted suggestion for it was 7 months ago for 1.6-1.8 buds. It's so old, it can't really be used as valid proof "bud are crashing buds are crashing buds are crashing :D"
Proof in the suggestion made yesterday shows current range is accurate.
http://forums.backpack.tf/index.php?/topic/4350-another-new-rule-regarding-unusual-suggestions-use-original-suggested-values/ - here is the rule mentioned in the comments above
And yeah, a 7 month old price on a hat shouldn't be used as proof since it is so outdated.