Suggestion: Anti-Freeze Nunhood at 222–259 keys

Allegedly some sharking involving this hat has been afoot... A current owner added me to discuss my 'low' price on this hat and accidentally put his foot in it.

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/20209685 Sold for around 25 in unusuals involving a KaW Viewfinder. Outlier.

Let it ride.

This hat is not getting priced below 23 by any chance.

Bought that lovely hat for my collection of nunhoods for 25 in unusuals because the owner was asking 24+ in unusuals for it. When i offered vievfinder alone, he declined the offer and asked me to throw in 3 unusuals which were: stove pipe with o planets, killawat little buddy and dp dappers. There are the screenshots:

There is a zoom in option in there :D

http://prntscr.com/407y5j

http://prntscr.com/407yvu

http://prntscr.com/407zda

http://prntscr.com/407zp6

http://prntscr.com/408039

http://prntscr.com/4080fn

Outlier.

not an outlier, if i show the screenshot of a sale for sunbeams tc it will be an outlier.

It's an outlier based on the sale at 14 and the B/O at 12. Also, you show that Sunbeams sale you'll draw a loooot of attention to yourself. Considering you bought it from a guy who's now saying he was sharked.

its not a b/o of 12, its a quicksell of 12, yesterday it was a b/o of 9, when he got an add in 1 seccond he changed the price, and yes, im collecting 20 pure for that hat, even tho he posted 12.

And the B/O will make it worth 12, because it's not listed as a quicksell.

Well done for nicely sidestepping the 'you're a shark' issue.

No sharking. Sharking is defined as manipulating another user into trading/selling a valuable item for 10% or less of its accepted value (or 20% or less for users with less than 200 hours in that game) or any other deceptive trading practice that the staff consider to be against the spirit of this rule. We participate in a network of trading sites that do not tolerate taking advantage of other users for personal gain.

thats from tf2op rules.

3135 hours in game is more than 200 by a lot, and shark = paying less than 10% of the price.

The fact you have to refer to the rules means you yourself acknowledge it's not exactly above board.

The rules never stated that you can shark a player for even more value if they have 3000 hours on the game.

player having 3000+ hours should know the values.

http://backpack.tf/vote/id/53b668784cd7b89a2b8b462b - scorching ushanka suggestion at 10

http://backpack.tf/vote/id/5362462a4cd7b8cb048b4657 - more (older) sales, the viewfinder is pretty surely an outlier ;)

this hat was sharked by enot and then he quicksold it for 12 pure, thats where that started.

Well, there's no more proof for the lowend now, the guy rose his price to 18