http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/12775525 This one actually sold, but the trade was posted five months ago and I don't know how to check when it sold, so that could just be because of the old price.

And trades like this one: http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/16038574 (still has 14 in his backpack after 3 weeks of trying to sell 15 at .88) make me thing that .88 is indeed unviable (though I'm a bit of a noob/scrub, so pardon me if that's incorrect).

It seems as if a few of the unsolds are either fairly new postings or have been partially sold.

Your unsolds need a bit of cleaning up.

1. Okay.

2. Unnecessary due to out of range.

3. Unnecessary due to out of range.

4. Okay.

5. Sold his.

6. Incredibly young.

7. Unnecessary due to out of range.

8. Unnecessary due to out of range.

9. Okay.

Hey there.

Well, here are the results I found.

Unsolds that actually sold

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/16689289 --> 0.88

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Now to guide you...

1.) You don't need to show buyers trade if they are buying below market price, because most of the time buyer trade always tries to buy something at below market price and claim they have bought many but in reality they either bought one or two from quick-sellers or have not bought it at that price at all.

2.) Sellers above high end is not required until or unless you are increasing the price of an item, but then you need to show solds above high end. In this case, above 0.88 ref is not really necessary.

More help:

http://forums.backpack.tf/index.php?/topic/792-how-to-make-a-good-suggestion-bullet-points-version/

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Good luck on further suggestions.

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Putting the gear at neutral