Sorry, going to need more proof than that.

Also all of your links are broken.

Your links don't even work.

Yay he found the right place! Unfortunately, there is a better suggestion currently for 7.44-7.55. And you aren't showing 7.44 is a quick sell. And in my opinion, you need more proof

Before people say "Not enough proof", try to be lenient. Were you aware that you needed more proof when you were a white belt? Just look at Jesus's proof, be nice. Saying he needs more proof is unnecessary when Jesus already provided the latest sales.

Are we in 8 ref mindset yet?

Also something is up, http://tf2finance.com/keys/ <--- is not normal lately

Please try to stay on topic regarding the suggestion. What is relevant here are; personal experiences on the key trades, additional proof, issues with the provided proof, counterproof against suggested range, and thoughts on what range is most appropriate based on these factors. Community opinion on these matters is extremely important and off-topic matters distract from them severely.

In order to try to keep discussion on-topic, spam and unnecessary off-topic discussion (including discussion of the broader economy) will be hidden. Abuse and rudeness will not be tolerated. For discussions on the economy and other tangential topics, we recommend the forums; http://forums.backpack.tf/

For discussion on keys in regards to the impact on the economy, this topic in particular is recommended; http://forums.backpack.tf/index.php?/topic/6090-the-one-and-only-key-price-topic/

For concerns about how the site is treating comments in key suggestions, feel free to start a topic in the following forum; http://forums.backpack.tf/index.php?/forum/20-general-website-discussions/

These rules and guidelines apply to all key suggestions, past and present. In order to reduce potential confusion, the mod team is posting this summary in order to help bring attention to—and remind users of—these policies.

I don't think 7.44 should be in the range because there is barely anyone selling for 7.44, and if there its because the person is behind on the times

http://scrap.tf/keys i know its only one link but its a major one, scrap.tf buys at 7.55, and many many people use this site

*shrug* bought one for 7.49ref

http://i.imgur.com/UW1TaOM.png Bought 5 keys for 38.33 ref (7.66 ea.).

I searched on outpost, and after a few refreshes (which for keys always provides a new page of results) there was always multiple, in-stock sellers for 7.66 on every search. Anything lower was consistently sold out.

Just from personal experience, I can say that 7.66 is a bit of an instant-buy price--there are always people available at that price point if you want to buy. On the other hand, anything lower is a quicksell--there is an abundance of sales at 7.44-7.55 but they sell out instantly and there is a lot of buyer competition.

Following that logic, 7.55-7.66 would be the ideal price range (quicksales at one end and instantbuys at the other), but it is clear that in terms of volume (from the other suggestion more than this one) that the .44s and .55s eclipse the .66s.

The most accurate price for keys has always been a wonky one because of this disparity between volume and sell speed. I will say that Jesus' suggestion has more convincing proof atm. As with all key suggestions, the mods will leave them up for a bit to allow more community feedback, but the proof is as important as market trends when it comes to currencies--it is better to have a slightly incorrect price that is verifiable than an accurate one pulled out of nowhere.

I encourage both the suggester and the community to provide additional evidence instead of arguing

I got inpatient and bought 10 for 7.66 each.. idk, you can either ask for screenies or take my word for it.