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Outdated price. Only 2 sellers currently, both duped. One asking 100, the other 140, both well below current price. Proof on listings:
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27574121
http://backpack.tf/classifieds?steamid=76561198034312547&page=18
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First trader is quickselling. You can't have a range with 1 sale
I mean, you can drop with a quicksell if it remains unsold. There's also no sales here at all.
Also you can't drop a price using dupes.
I've had hats I've owned dropped with duped sales. In this case, if there are no clean sales in a long time, are we just to ignore duped sales? That seems dumb.
If clean versions exist, you may not drop with duped sales. It's unfair to the owner of the clean version.
If you had a hat you owned dropped with duped sales, either there were circumstances to justify the usage of a duped sale or the suggestion was invalid to use such a sale.
Well, guess it was invalid. Didn't change my clean hat from dropping in value though.
And that's too bad. One incorrect precedent does not change the rules, however.
Ah I see. So simply writing "quicksale" means that keys aren't exchanged for an item. Oh wait, that makes no sense whatsoever economically. A sale is a sale, regardless of what text accompanies it.
Unless it quicksells. Then it's a quicksale and not usable evidence.
Quicksells are usually unusable as proof since they are "quick"sells, and they are looking for a lower price than its original price. If thar doesn't sell for long however, that is no longer a quicksell and may be used to drop prices.
Also if there are clean versions of this, you may not drop the prices with dupes since dupes are generally priced much lower than clean ones.