This suggestion was marked as bad evidence and closed
by aaroncsn.
There should always be enough evidence to back up the new proposed value.
However, it appears that the evidence is not strong enough, or cherry-picked
in a way that does not represent the actual market value of the item.
Therefore, this suggestion has been closed.
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Quickbuyers are not valid proof to lower the price of an item. If anything, it means that the price of this item should be higher than that. You will need to provide sellers at 1 key for this suggestion to work.
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I didnt find any those hats on outpost on classfiends(on outpost is only painted)
Definitely worth more than 1 key, and often, selling more than 1.5 keys. Peak sold was one that went for 3.5 keys worth in steam wallet money. That might explain your small market.
Buyers are never valid proof for lowering prices; just shows people will only pay less than current price to get a deal, therefore making that price look too low.
Need sellers are your suggested price and unsolds at current price when lowering prices. But since you already showed buyers at 1 key, 1 key is too low and should not be the new price.
The buyers are just supporting the 1.3 key price. Guidelines. Practice suggestions.
Your comment really doesn't make much sense; all the buyers provided by Qnon are looking to get a pyromancer's hood for 1 key, and from the looks of it, none of them have been successful at doing so, thus his suggested price is not supported.
Although generally buyers want a somewhat lower price, apparently sellers aren't to enticed about the 4.33ref loss, which is minor if you ask me.
EDIT: It proves my point because there have been sales, which have occurred at 1key
Quickbuyers never stop buying. I know that since i'm one of them. 4$ on scm, i'll buy any you have for a key right here.
I didnt find any those hats on outpost on classfiends(on outpost is only painted)
Buyer are buying it for 1 key 1 ref or just 1 key
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/25787213
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/26681870
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/26690693
It seems like many people are putting theirs on the steam community market.
http://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/440/Strange%20Pyromancer%27s%20Hood
Definitely worth more than 1 key, and often, selling more than 1.5 keys. Peak sold was one that went for 3.5 keys worth in steam wallet money. That might explain your small market.
Buyers are never valid proof for lowering prices; just shows people will only pay less than current price to get a deal, therefore making that price look too low.
Need sellers are your suggested price and unsolds at current price when lowering prices. But since you already showed buyers at 1 key, 1 key is too low and should not be the new price.
The buyers are just supporting the 1.3 key price. Guidelines. Practice suggestions.
Your comment really doesn't make much sense; all the buyers provided by Qnon are looking to get a pyromancer's hood for 1 key, and from the looks of it, none of them have been successful at doing so, thus his suggested price is not supported.
Although generally buyers want a somewhat lower price, apparently sellers aren't to enticed about the 4.33ref loss, which is minor if you ask me.
EDIT: It proves my point because there have been sales, which have occurred at 1key
Quickbuyers never stop buying. I know that since i'm one of them. 4$ on scm, i'll buy any you have for a key right here.